A gambling firm has broken its silence after reportedly paying the adult star £907k ($1.2million) to name her baby ‘BetBolt’ – insisting they have have “many things in common”
A gambling firm has spoken out after boasting it paid £907k ($1.2 million) to buy the naming rights to Bonnie Blue’s baby.
The notorious adult star claims her child is now called ‘BetBolt’ after she accepted a bid from an offshore crypto and sports betting service with the same name following an auction on TikTok.
Now a spokesman for the firm – which insists the money has been paid in full – has given a brutally blunt explanation for why it wanted the publicity.
BetBolt told Metro it felt its brand had “many things in common” with Bonnie, describing her fans as “vulnerable”.
It then gave a brutally blunt explanation for why it wanted the publicity(Image: Bonnie Blue/Instagram)
“We feel our brands have many things in common,” the gambling site’s spokesperson Leo said. “She quite literally f***s thousands of men physically and we f*** thousands of men financially.
“Any true fan of hers is clearly vulnerable. It’s the perfect opportunity to convert their porn addiction into a gambling addiction.”
Leo added that BetBolt was simply being “honest and blunt”, seeing this as a “marketing” opportunity, and that it wasn’t afraid of alienating any of its customers, Metro reported.
BetBolt told Metro it felt its brand had “many things in common” with Bonnie(Image: Bonnie Blue/Instagram)
Bonnie Blue revealed BetBolt – which operates out of the tiny African island of Anjouan – had placed the winning bid in her baby naming auction, beating a bizarre shortlist which included Top G, Group Project and Clavicular.
She has also insisted she was going to visit Westminster Register Office to officially register the name.
Announcing the result in a video, she said: “My auction’s finished, and for $1.2million my baby is called BetBolt. I’m going to be shouting BetBolt across the playground.”
But Bonnie admitted there is one slight problem. At the time she had little idea who or what BetBolt actually is.
Bonnie Blue claims she named her baby “BetBolt” after auctioning off (Image: Bonnie Blue/Instagram)
She said: “I still don’t know what BetBolt do. I’m confused.
“Should I contact them? Should I say thank you?
“Are they going to be involved in my baby’s life? Or are they just going to be because my baby is called BetBolt?
“Hopefully BetBolt reach out today, because I have an appointment tomorrow at Westminster Register Office to officially name my baby.”
For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.
By staronline@reachplc.com (Andrea Oldereide)
Source link
