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Bonnie Blue Sells Baby Naming Rights for £1.2 Million
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Background & Context
Bonnie Blue, whose legal name is Tia Billinger, is an adult-content creator who frequently generates headlines for provocative stunts. After announcing her pregnancy, she announced an online auction that would allow a fan to purchase the right to name her newborn.
Core Event – Auction of Naming Rights
In a video posted to Instagram, Blue explained that a QR code displayed on her “bang bus” would let viewers bid for the naming rights. The auction concluded on Tuesday (September 22), when she revealed that the cryptocurrency-focused betting platform BetBolt had placed the winning bid. The name “BetBolt” will be registered as the child’s legal first name.
Data & Statistics
- Winning bid: £1.2 million (approximately $1.5 million).
- Date of announcement: September 22 (occurred).
- Competing bids included fanciful suggestions such as “Group Project” and “Top G.”
- Blue said she has an appointment at the Westminster Register Office to formalise the name.
Official Statements & Responses
She also confirmed that she will attend the register office the following day to make the name official.
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Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Several Reddit users have labeled the auction a “marketing stunt,” suggesting the infant may not exist and that the baby shown in videos could be a doll. These claims remain unverified and are not supported by any named source.
What’s Next
Blue indicated she will proceed with the legal registration at Westminster on the day after the announcement. She has not confirmed whether BetBolt will engage further, leaving the future relationship between the betting platform and the child unclear.
