The person partially responsible for getting controversial adult content creator Bonnie Blue kicked off OnlyFans has declared they have no regrets over damaging her career, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
In June, OnlyFans announced a “permanent ban” on Blue’s account in a statement.
The adult content platform’s statement read: “Extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service. Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”
Blue reportedly claimed the ban followed multiple warnings from OnlyFans, one of which stemmed from a viral meme claiming she was going on a “dogging tour” across the UK.
While the meme, which featured a mock poster of Blue announcing “dates” in Bradford, Swansea, Birmingham, Glasgow, Skegness and Belfast was initially reported by major outlets as being factual, the poster was later debunked.
The meme was created and shared by the admin behind the Facebook comedy page NOW This Is What I Call British Banter, which boasts over 520,000 followers and more than 320,000 likes.
NOW This Is What I Call British Banter’s anonymous admin shared their thoughts on how the meme became the final nail in the coffin for Blue’s OnlyFans page.
They said: “I was more shocked that people actually believed the dogging tour announcement.
“I posted it on my banter page, and it even had my logo on the image, but the internet never fails to surprise me.
“I don’t...
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