Aussie sex worker turns on Bonnie Blue over Schoolies stunt: 'Vile'

Content creator Kayla Jade has addressed a fellow OnlyFans' star controversial Schoolies plight on Abbie Chatfield's podcast, calling out creator Bonnie Blue for using events like Schoolies and Summer Break to have sex with teenage men.

Bonnie Blue, 25, has previously defended her decision to travel to Schoolies to have sex with "barely legal 18-year-olds" despite having her Australian visa revoked, with her admission of her intention to undertake paid sex work in breach of her visitor visa for Australia. The model told Yahoo News that she appealed the decision, and has since arrived in a 'secret' Schoolies location despite her ban.

Last year, Bonnie Blue and two other OnlyFans stars appeared on The Project to defend their decision to sleep with and film content with men who were on Schoolies, saying that the men were "legal and willing to participate". When asked by Sarah Harris what's in it for the boys, Bonnie Blue retorted, "Well what's not in it for them, basically!" before going on to say that a lot of them haven't had "much experience", so they get to have that experience and receive the footage afterwards.

OnlyFans creator slams Bonnie Blue's Schoolies quest: 'Vile'

Kayla Jade, a popular Aussie OnlyFans creator who has shot to online fame due to her viral TikToks about her career, has slammed Bonnie Blue's decision to sleep with teen boys on Schoolies, telling Abbie Chatfield that she does not condone her behaviour.

"To think that, yes they are 18, but still they are f***ing babies," Kayla said to Abbie. "You're making them sign these contracts that they have no idea what they're doing.

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"Honestly, I don't condone her work at all. I think it's vile, I've never supported any work like that," Kayla continued. "I think these girls that make these controversial statements and videos, like there's a reason why people hate sex workers, there's a stigma with OnlyFans girls... but she doesn't mean all that shit, it's rage bait. She's just trying to get attention and it's working. Everyone falls into her trap and she makes money from that."

Fans rally around Kayla Jade, while others want the outrage also directed towards men

The comments section was overwhelmingly positive for Kayla Jade, after she called out Bonnie Blue's behaviour. "Kayla Jade is for the girls! We support our queen and her unproblematic ways," one person commented on the TikTok. "This is why we love Kayla. She is honest and down to earth, doesn't do stuff for clout," another agreed.

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"My big issue with this Bonnie blue person is if it was a man doing that...." another commented, with people quick to jump in. "What do you mean?" someone replied. "I’ve seen non-stop outrage over it and men take advantage of young women with total impunity on a daily basis. She’s being held to account MORE than most men who do this type of thing."

"Have you never heard of Toolies?" someone else said. "That’s what us Australians call older men who go to schoolies destinations and try to hookup with young girls on Schoolies… men have already been doing it, she’s just taken it to a new level and everyone is outraged."

"There was a man doing this for years. Girls Gone Wild was exactly this," someone else commented, while another replied, "You don’t see it on the news because men doing it is normalised."

Yahoo Lifestyle has reached out to Bonnie Blue's representative for comment.

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