Exiled OnlyFans Star Bonnie Blue Opens Up About ‘Taking a Break’ From Making ‘Love’ Following Divorce

Bonnie Blue revealed she isn’t into having “loving” sex at this time of her life, following her divorce from husband turned employee Ollie Davidson. In an interview with The Times on July 25, the ex-OnlyFans model, real name Tia Billinger, told the outlet she isn’t dating post-divorce or amid her ongoing career.

“I’m taking a break,” the 26-year-old said. “Me and my ex were together for a very long time and I’m fine not being in a relationship. It’s going to be difficult when I’m ready to date, because of what I do.” She explained, “Some of the sex I have with people is loving, but it’s not boyfriend and girlfriend loving.”

Blue’s relationship with Davidson lasted for a decade before they ultimately decided to call it quits. “I used to be married. We were together nearly 10 years, and we just grew apart,” Blue previously shared in 2024 on the “Saving Grace” podcast. “We met when I was 13. Broke up last year.”

Although many assume the two split because of her career decision, Blue insists it had nothing to do with their divorce. Blue is most known for her notorious world record of sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours. She was recently banned from OnlyFans for an upcoming stunt that would see her sleep with 2,000 men in a glass box called a “petting zoo.”

“We’re on really good terms. He works for me now,” Blue said of her former spouse. “[He] helps with some behind-the-scenes stuff. It is convenient. It’s handy for me.”

She added, “We’re married so he’s going to get some of the money regardless. He might as well work for it. … This job benefits anyone in my family including him.”

Blue is currently figuring out her next move after her lucrative, million-dollar stint with OnlyFans. She recently did a controversial podcast with Andrew Tate, which garnered millions of views and engagement online. The model also has a documentary, 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, which recently debuted in the UK on Channel 4, a controversy of its own.

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