Bonnie Blue claims she also gets love from the ladies after Bang Bus tour

The adult star, infamous for her bonking stunt, insists she gives female fans more of her time because they are “noisier”, whereas the boys just say “you’re hot” and move on

Adult performer Bonnie Blue says she has as many female fans as male ones as a video shows a group of girls tell her: “We love you.” The controversial content creator, 26, shot to fame by bedding 1,057 men in 12 hours.

But a viral video from her Bang Bus fresher tour shows her interacting with female fans. As she toured UK universities putting on meet and greet events and club nights, a video shows a pair of sporty girls yelling “Bonnie we love you!” at her.

In the video, Bonnie is driving through the night when a handful of seemingly tipsy female students in a neighbouring vehicle on their way to a nightclub strike up conversation.

Bonnie throws them merchandise, to which they squeal in delight and ask for another T-shirt. The girls can be heard saying: “We’re netballers.” They then ask Bonnie: “Do you play netball?”

Bonnie quipped: “I’m good with balls but I don’t think I could play netball.”

One of the girls even had blue face paint on because after attending a sports social event. Halfway through the video, two other girls in green face paint stopped by the car window for a selfie with Bonnie and told her they loved her.

It comes after her antics were branded as shameless, degrading or “anti-feminist” by some women. She was even punched “square in the jaw” at a nightclub in Sheffield by a woman who asked: “Do you know how many years you’ve set back feminism?”.

But Bonnie says “the reality couldn’t be more different”, adding: “When I go out the girls are screaming just as much as the boys.

“And when I do meet-and-greets, the split is pretty much 50/50. The lads mostly just give me compliments, but the girls actually want to ask me things.”

And insists she always gives female fans more of her time, adding: “If the girls have waited in line, I want to make sure they get what they came for. The guys usually just say ‘you’re hot,’ then move on. The girls are nosier – and I love it.

“They’ll ask me about my style, how I look after myself, even advice about confidence. That’s not what you’d expect if I was hated by all women, is it?”

Bonnie, real name Tia Billinger, has completed her wild two-week “barely legal” tour in her infamous blue bus, stopping in Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Nottingham, Sheffield, Oxford, Cambridge and London.

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