Bonnie Blue challenged to fight by rival and told ‘you don’t stand a chance’ as feud grows

EXCLUSIVE: A row between two of the world’s biggest adult stars could be about turn violent after Annie Knight, Australia’s most sexually active women, claimed Bonnie Blue doesn’t ‘stand a chance’

Bonnie Blue has been told she “wouldn’t stand a chance” in a boxing match against her former friend and global adult star Annie Knight, the Daily Star can reveal.

The two content creators, both infamous for their wild sexual stunts, were once close friends who collaborated on projects and supported each other in public and in private messages.

The pair, who met while Bonnie was living in Australia, even fled Fiji when they read they were about to be deported for filming with 18-year-old high school graduates for a ‘schoolies’ sex stunt.

But Annie, who brands herself as ‘Australia’s most sexually active woman’, cut ties with Bonnie after the Brit allegedly attacked her in the media when Annie was hospitalised after sleeping with 583 men in six hours.

While Bonnie didn’t outright name Annie in comments, she did say: “That’s why I was banned, because I get more views. The only difference is, I don’t cry and I don’t vlog hospital journeys. I just leave smiling.”

This comment has been construed as an attack on Annie, who was open about the injuries she suffered after her stunt.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, Annie admitted she was “upset” at the breakdown of their relationship. She said: “It’s sad because Bonnie and I were good friends and were supportive of each other.

“Even though I didn’t agree with everything she did, I would still support her. I admired her work ethic, and she has built an amazing career in such a short period of time.

“I thought we were friends and we would help each other out and team up at times. We would message. I was pretty upset when I saw she mentioned my hospitalisation and my bleeding in a video.

“That was hard because she actually knew more than everybody else, and that I had been dealing with it for months. There were times I was crying on my close friend’s story, and she had seen that. To see she had used that against me in the media – that was low.”

Annie also alleged that Bonnie contacted Only Fans to “try and get her banned” after Bonnie was kicked off the platform days before a planned ‘petting zoo’ project, which never actually happened. The stunt would have seen Bonnie tied down in a glass box in a house in London where strangers would have been allowed to do whatever they wanted to her.

Annie continued: “To hear that she had reached out to Only Fans to essentially try and get me and other creators banned as well. I was like, ‘no, I draw the line there’.”

When asked if Annie would take Bonnie on in a boxing match to settle the beef, she said: “I don’t think she stands a chance. I’ve got the height.

“I did basketball, I did rowing, I can get in there. I’m pretty quick as well.”

Bonnie Blue’s team declined to comment.

Annie was also critical of the recent Channel 4 documentary, 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story.

She said: “There were plenty of things in that documentary which I did not agree with. When they were in the classroom, I really struggled to watch that part.

“The creators were so nervous. I felt like, if it had been me, I would have been a lot more empathetic about how they were feeling rather than feeling like I could use that to my advantage. That was hard to watch.

“Honestly, I would have loved to have got to see Bonnie more. The documentary just explained everything she’d done, which we had already seen on social media.

“I think the point of a documentary is to really dive deep and get to know that creator and get to know the real them. It didn’t have much depth to it,” she added.

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