Bonnie Blue has been “blacklisted” by Indonesia for at least a decade, fined and ordered to leave the country after his arrest in Bali.
according to The Daily Telegraph, former OnlyFans star (real name Tia Billinger) and team member, Liam Andrew Jacksonappeared in the Denpasar District Court on Friday, December 12, charged with traffic rule violations related to Blue’s controversial “Bangbus.”
Blue, 26, and Jackson were given the option of a month in jail or a 200,000 IDR (roughly $13 USD) fine, and both chose the latter option, according to the outlet. The judge warned Blue not to break Indonesia’s road rules again, to which he replied: “I understand.”
The Telegraph also reported that Blue was not prosecuted on more serious charges after a police investigation found no evidence that the adult content creator was making pornographic content while in Bali.
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according to 9 News on friday, Blue and Jackson were convicted of improperly operating a utility vehicle with the back open in violation of Indonesian traffic regulations.
The Telegraph reported that on Thursday immigration officials ordered Blue and his crew to leave the country within 48 hours. Your lawyer Edward Pankahila said Blue planned to reschedule his flight out of the country Friday night, according to the outlet.
Approached ahead of his court appearance, Blue reportedly made cruel comments to the media, telling them: “Hey guys… it’s usually other things in my face.”
According to local media reports, detikBali, Blue insisted she was not worried about her legal troubles, telling reporters before the trial: “There’s nothing I can’t handle.”
Bonnie Blue.
(Photo by SONNY TUMBELAKA / AFP)The Daily Telegraph Immigration officials told the media on Thursday that Blue had violated his tourist visa by creating other content.
“They have misused the visa they have to make content in Bali,” Indonesia’s Immigration chief Heru Winarko told reporters. “They will be blacklisted from entering Indonesia for at least 10 years (which) could be extended.
Winarko continued: “Once the police are done with the investigation, then we will deport them and blacklist them.”
Us Weekly Blue representatives have been contacted for comment.
On December 5, the news broke that Blue and a group of men had been arrested after a police raid and were arrested after making X-rated material.
Badung police chief Arif Batubara he told the Indonesian outlet Bali Express that the attack occurred after reports of the creation of an alleged pornographic video. Authorities allegedly raided a vacation rental, which the outlet says is the site suspected of creating “content containing pornographic or immoral elements.”
“At the moment we can confirm that they have been arrested and have several charges on which they are investigating. He will go to court on Friday,” explained a representative of Blue. explained exclusively we on wednesday “They still don’t have any of their phones or passports and are still being questioned on a daily basis.”
Blue was in Bali for ‘Schoolies’, an event where newly graduated Australian teenagers stripped down to celebrate finishing high school.
Prior to the event, Blue had been kicked out of Australia after announcing her plans to film content at a local Schoolies event. The country reportedly revoked her visa after she requested that “barely legal” 18-year-olds film content with her. News.com.au reported in November 2024 that Blue’s visa was canceled because he planned to violate his approved visa by working in Australia.
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