In a story that’s equal parts scandalous and surreal, 28-year-old Bonnie Blue has found herself at the center of a media storm after it was revealed that she’s been sleeping with university students across the UK—and, bizarrely, receiving thank-you messages from their parents.
Blue, a self-proclaimed “life coach” and social media influencer, claims her relationships with the students are part of a broader mission to help young men navigate adulthood. “I’m not just a lover—I’m a mentor,” she explained in a recent interview. “I teach them confidence, communication, and how to treat women with respect.”
But it’s not just the students who are singing her praises. Several parents have reportedly reached out to Blue to thank her for her “positive influence” on their sons. “One mother told me I’d helped her son come out of his shell,” Blue said. “Another said I’d given him the confidence to pursue his dreams. It’s incredibly rewarding.”
Critics, however, aren’t convinced. “This is exploitation, plain and simple,” said Dr. Emily Carter, a psychologist specializing in relationships. “There’s a power imbalance here that’s deeply concerning.” Others have accused Blue of using her unconventional methods to gain fame and followers.
Blue, for her part, remains unapologetic. “I’m not hurting anyone,” she said. “If anything, I’m helping these young men become better versions of themselves. And if their parents are grateful, who am I to argue?”
The story has sparked heated debates online, with some praising Blue for her unconventional approach and others condemning her actions as inappropriate. “This is why I love the internet,” one Twitter user wrote. “Where else would you find something this wild?”
As for what’s next, Blue says she’s focused on expanding her “mentorship” program—and maybe writing a book. “I’ve got a lot of wisdom to share,” she said. “And if it helps people, why not?”
Whether you see her as a modern-day guru or a controversial figure pushing boundaries, one thing’s for sure: Bonnie Blue isn’t afraid to break the rules. And in a world that thrives on shock value, that might just be her superpower.