Adult Film Star Known For Controversial Milestone Faces Deportation

According to Ireporter Online, British adult content creator Tia Billinger, popularly known by her professional name Bonnie Blue, is set to be deported from Indonesia after authorities found her guilty of immigration violations. The 26-year-old social media personality was detained in Bali during a widely publicized police operation that targeted suspected pornographic activity.

Billinger was among 34 individuals arrested when officers stormed a production facility linked to online content creation. Although Indonesia enforces strict anti-pornography laws—carrying penalties of up to 12 years imprisonment and fines reaching $360,000—investigators reported that no prohibited material had been produced by the group.

Authorities instead concluded that Billinger violated immigration rules by working as a content creator while on a tourist visa. She was also charged with a minor traffic offense and fined Rp 200,000 (approximately $12). Officials have scheduled her removal from the country shortly after midnight local time, with immigration authorities considering further actions, including placing her on a re-entry blacklist.

Badung Police Chief M. Arif Batubara stated that although witnesses insisted the group had gathered for an “entertainment-themed reality show” with no indecent material involved, the investigation ultimately centered on the alleged misuse of stay permits. Billinger and three other foreigners were identified as having leading roles in the commercial project.

Investigators also examined the purchase of a pickup truck labeled “Bonnie Blue” and “Bang Bus,” and questioned the suspects regarding their awareness of Indonesia’s strict pornography ban—a regulation they reportedly acknowledged.