Adult content creator Bonnie Blue has announced a rescheduling of her highly anticipated world record event.

In a recent press release, the 26-year-old revealed that the event, originally slated for Saturday, January 17, has been postponed due to an unavoidable personal reason—“it’s the wrong time of the month.” The new date for the event is now set for Saturday, February 7.

“We’re pushing the event to February 7—not canceling it—because timing is crucial for what we have planned,” Blue explained in the statement. “Some things just can’t be rushed. Once you see what we have in store, you’ll understand why this wait is worthwhile.”

Blue had previously teased plans to set a new “bigger world record,” commemorating the anniversary of her previous feat where she engaged with 1,057 men over 12 hours. This record was later surpassed by OnlyFans personality Lily Phillips, who claimed to have been with 1,113 men within the same timeframe.

Amidst the preparations, Bonnie Blue is also dealing with legal issues following an arrest in Bali. Her representative confirmed to Us Weekly that Blue is facing multiple charges and is scheduled to appear in court on Friday. Details regarding the charges remain unclear at this time.

The press release noted that “Bonnie has confirmed that her body had the final say.”

“Fans who snapped up tickets for the January date won’t lose out, with bookings automatically rolling over to the new February slot,” the press release added.

Blue (real name Tia Billinger) recently made headlines when she was arrested in Bali, where she traveled for “Schoolies” — an event with Australian high school graduates celebrating the end of the school year.

“I mean, I was definitely nervous,” Blue exclusively told Us Weekly of her mindset before she was detained. “I wanted to do Bali the previous years, but I was aware of how strict Bali can be, so I avoided it and went to Fiji instead. This year, I went in with more information. I had a lawyer already picked out in case anything went wrong. So I went aware of my risk, but I was happy to take the risk.”

Adult content creator Bonnie Blue is not letting a permanent OnlyFans ban put an end to her career. “It’s clearly unfair and it’s frustrating because I’ve been singled out and it’s just because I get more press and more views,” Blue, 26, claimed to Us Weekly exclusively. “It’s not because what I did was dangerous. […]

A police statement at the time indicated that Blue was taken into custody for allegedly making “content containing pornographic or immoral elements.” Blue told Us she faced two charges, claiming,“One of them was pornographic content, and the other one was related to that.”

In the days following her arrest, Blue was photographed smiling. While reflecting on her attitude during the incident, Blue told Us that she wouldn’t allow herself to “cry” even if she realized she would begoing to prison.

“If I’m going to jail, crying is generally not going to do anything,” she explained. “And I can’t stand it when people do crocodile tears. So yeah, sucking on a lollipop and wearing a cute two piece was the best thing I could do.”

Blue was ultimately fined $12 related to road violations with her “Bangbus” and received a six-month ban from Indonesia — but that’s not stopping her from ever returning. Blue told Us she intends to return in 2026 for another “Schoolies” event, saying, “I’ll be back in time for Schoolies next year. So to me, it couldn’t have worked out better.”

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