Bonnie Blue Pregnancy Claim Fuels Fresh Backlash After 400‑Man ‘Breeding Mission’

The bonnie blue pregnancy announcement has reignited controversy after the creator shared a YouTube video and later a private scan she says confirmed a pregnancy following an event in which she had unprotected sex with about 400 men.

Video, symptoms and the moment she says she saw the result

In a YouTube video posted on Sunday, February 22, Tia Billinger — known professionally as Bonnie Blue — described being sick with nausea and “a headache, and when I say headache I mean like mega migraine. ” She said foods made her feel ill or suddenly desirable, then said she took a pregnancy test, admitting she was “a little bit nervous. ” Minutes later she returned to the camera holding the test and said, “That is a pretty… it’s like half pink, half white. Kind of looks like a drumstick actually. Yeah, definitely pregnant. Like fully pregnant. ”

Bonnie Blue Pregnancy: scan, the footage and conflicting timing

Blue said she made an appointment for a scan and, in footage she shared, an ultrasound technician confirmed a pregnancy; Blue asked aloud, “Oh, is that the baby?” She has said the confirmation followed a private scan in London, and one account described the announcement as coming “this Monday” roughly two weeks after the challenge — a timing detail that differs from the February 22 video.

The 400‑man ‘breeding mission’ and what she did to prepare

Blue’s announcement comes after an event she described as a “breeding mission” in which she had unprotected sex with about 400 men. A press release shared by Blue’s team at the time claimed the previous record was allegedly 65 men, achieved by Ariana Jollee in 2004. She said participants underwent STD testing ahead of the event, and she collected DNA samples and contact details on the day so she would “remember more than just their penis size. ” She told questioners she would “of course” tell participants and have a conversation with them if she were to become pregnant, adding earlier, “That’s a problem for another day. ”

Precautions, aftermath and her own health remarks

Blue said no extra precautions were taken beyond “the standard s*** — shave & shower, ” and she described feeling “great” after the event. She also said, “This is the most hydrated I’ve ever felt and I’ll put it down to the amount of fluids that were left inside me, ” and that the event “met her expectations, ” noting she “always knew I wasn’t going to be going into the thousands, as the event focus was on being filled up as opposed to a number game. ” She has said she will later test herself for STDs and for pregnancy.

Questions over authenticity and medical notes

The claim has met sharp skepticism online. Observers flagged that the pregnancy test shown lacked a visible control line, a feature that normally confirms a test is functioning. Footage of the ultrasound appointment drew scrutiny too: the person conducting the scan wore a blue ski mask — an accessory Blue has used publicly — and presented the image on an iPad. Medical commentators noted that abdominal scans performed less than six weeks after conception are often inconclusive because the embryo can be too small to see clearly and that transvaginal scans are typically used at very early stages; critics said the scan Blue shared appeared to show a more developed fetal image than those constraints would normally allow.

Personal background she has shared

Billinger is 26 and from the United Kingdom; she separated from estranged husband Oliver “Ollie” Davidson in 2023. Nearly a year before the event, in an interview she said she had “tried to get pregnant for years with my ex‑partner and really, really struggled” and would have had to pursue IVF, adding, “I’m not in that position where I can fall pregnant naturally. ”

Blue has publicly said she took a pregnancy test at night rather than the morning and that she felt compelled to get a scan after becoming ill on a trip to Tenerife, where she said she spent much of the holiday bedridden with nausea, migraines and fatigue. The story has prompted debate over stunt boundaries, authenticity and medical plausibility, and it has drawn both fascination and criticism online.

Blue made an appointment for a private scan that she says confirmed the pregnancy and has said she will test herself for STDs and a potential pregnancy at a later date; she has also said she will notify participants if she is pregnant.