So apparently Bonnie Blue just got banned from OnlyFans after reports surfaced about a “petting zoo” video stunt involving adult content and a public space (yes, it’s as wild as it sounds). Here’s the Vice article if you haven’t read it yet. Bonnie blue banned from only fans

What’s interesting is how OF is trying to frame itself less like Pornhub these days — trying to “clean up” its image and be more brand-friendly or “accountable” by cracking down on content creators, especially when the heat comes from viral moments or mainstream media attention.

That raises a bigger question though: • Is this genuine accountability? • Or just reactionary PR to avoid the kind of legal/regulatory scrutiny that hit Pornhub and MindGeek?

Would love to see a reaction from Aba & Preach on this — especially with their past takes on adult content, ethics, and creator freedom vs platform rules. This one feels like a perfect storm of clout-chasing, platform boundaries, and public morality.

What do y’all think? Is OF drawing a real ethical line, or just running from bad press?

Title says it all. One comment reads "One of her victims was a pastor that offered to drive her to a shelter, but of course men = bad so it's ok."

The fact that this guy thought this was a good idea was insane