Two participants of Bonnie Blue’s baby shower are pulling back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes details of the controversial event.
“It was all high spirit,” participant and adult creator Tommy Lee exclusively told Us Weekly about the stunt. “Everyone was happy.”
Blue, who claimed in February that she is pregnant following a 400-person “breeding” event, set up games for the participants to partake in during the baby shower. Lee recalled there being a “diaper pong” and a “put a napkin on a teddy bear blindfolded,” while some were in a private room and became intimate with Blue. Others also participated in her “golden shower” portion of the event.
“She kept getting tired because she’s pregnant. It was a good five to six hours from start to finish,” Lee explained of the duration of the baby shower. “Just because she was very tired — people sleeping with her, that was very extremely limited to who slept with her. Then she’d get tired, so she needed a break, having snacks, and then she’d be ready to go.”
Lee, for his part, shared that he was paid a “high amount” to attend the event. (While he did not disclose figures for the baby shower, Lee explained that he was paid 25,000 pounds for a previous stunt with Blue.)
“She was really, really good,” Lee explained of Blue’s demeanor at the event. “She seemed really healthy, happy. I think I asked her a few times, just like, ‘How you feel? How you coping? What do you think about it?’ She’s kind of got the mindset, she’s made a lot of money — a hell of a lot of money out of it. … She goes, ‘I’ve got enough money to kind of make up for the mistakes if anything happens.’”
Fellow participant and adult creator Owain Laing exclusively told Us that this was “one of the craziest baby showers” he’s ever been to. Laing recalled there being more than 100 people in attendance, who he said had to undergo consent forms and STI testing ahead of the event.
“I really enjoyed it. I thought it was gonna be just absolutely f***ing bonkers. But it was just very organized chaos, like it was really well organized down to the paperwork, down to everything,” he explained. “We need to see your ID. We need to obviously prove who you are, all the sexual health test results and stuff like that.”
When asked if he could see himself signing up for another one of Blue’s events in the future, Laing replied, “Hell yeah, I get along well with her.”
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