Bonnie Blue wishes 16-year-olds happy birthday on Cameo

‘Maybe one day, me, you, and your dad can take a trip’

Bonnie Blue appears to be on Cameo and, amidst the growing controversy surrounding the baby, the results are nothing short of alarming. 

Though controversy and backlash have always followed Bonnie Blue, it really turned up a notch this past month following the birth of her baby. Though some still dispute whether the baby is even real, the currently unnamed tot has featured in a number of videos involving ski-mask men. It resulted in MPs speaking out, reports to the NSPCC, and mass outrage on TikTok. But she’s not letting that outrage stop here, having just revealed her plans to auction off the baby’s name. 

Then there’s this: A new Cameo that gives her yet another outlet to ragebait. It’s predictable, but it clearly works. 

I don’t even know where to begin with Bonnie Blue’s Cameo 

In what appears to be a dedicated Cameo clipping account, Bonnie announced her new venture for the not-so-little price of $80 to $100. 

“So, very cheap,” she said. “My hole is cheaper, but they’re not currently available. So if you want to get your friends, your dad, stag-do, friendship group, whatever, a sweet 16 birthday message, send me a message on Cameo. I can’t wait to satisfy your needs.”

As you can probably already tell, Bonnie’s Cameo content is an extension of her already questionable antics on Fansly – it was OnlyFans, but the platform booted her. 

The first video on the TikTok page, which has recieved nearly 200k likes, showed Bonnie wishing a 17-year-old happy birthday. Though she didn’t say anything too outrageous, at least in the context of her other statements, the concept alone was beyond icky. 

“Happy 17th birthday, Tom. You are growing into such a big boy, and you should be proud of all your achievements recently,” she said. “And your friends just wanted me to say, maybe one day I’ll pick you up in the BangBus. But for now, keep doing what you’re doing, you’re doing amazing. And a very big happy birthday from me.”

In another, which this time was for a 16-year-old, she said: “Hi Jack, your daddy just wanted me to wish you the sweetest 16th birthday. I’ve heard you’re growing into such a strong boy. So who knows? Maybe one day, me, you, and your dad can take a trip. But in the meantime, continue working really hard at school. I hope you have the best birthday.”

But it’s not just “barely legal” Cameos she’s doing; just like Bonnie herself is a multi-faceted harbinger of doom, so is her Cameo. She recently did one for a man on his stag-do, and naturally, she encouraged him to cheat on his soon-to-be wife. 

Don’t get me wrong: I would die laughing if someone gave me a Bonnie Blue Cameo for my birthday, and though the cheating stuff is grim, it’s hardly breaking news. 

For me, and for a lot of people on TikTok, it’s the birthday messages to barely legal teenagers that are the biggest issue. When teenagers are assaulted with Manosphere content, hormones, and a tendency to fall into far-right rhetoric, the last thing they need is Bon Bon telling them to hop on the BangBus in a few years. 

Not only that, but considering the NCPCC reports and the general outrage over the baby situation, it seems like a calculated move to throw gasoline on the fire. 

More videos will no doubt emerge. The videos have been uploaded to TikTok by one of Bonnie’s clipping accounts, but when I searched her name, I got a message reading “content not available.”

God, has she been banned already? 

Bonnie Blue’s team insists that the account is “up and running”, so here’s the link if you want to take a gander. 

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Featured image credit: TikTok/Bonnie Blue