Adult content creator Bonnie Blue faces being deported and ‘black-listed’ from entering Indonesia after her arrest in Bali.
The sex star, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was apprehended as her ‘BangBus’ toured the holiday island to meet ‘barely legal’ young men.
The controversial mattress was accused of breaching her visa conditions by authorities and is due to appear in court on Friday.
The possible deportation comes after Billinger said she stands with Nigel Farage in a shock political endorsement after her arrest.
The 26-year-old was apprehended on Thursday on suspicion of allegedly producing pornographic material, which is banned by the country’s strict morality laws.
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Police say they stormed a property on the island and found the influencer filming a game involving 17 male tourists.
Speaking at a press conference on Thursday, immigration chief Heru Winarko said the country will take ‘firm action’ against Billinger.
He said: ‘They have misused the visa they have to make content in Bali.
‘They will be black-listed from entering Indonesia for at least 10 years (that) could be extended.’
He added that Billinger will appear before Denpasar District Court on Fridayahead of the possible blacklisting.
Police and immigration officials said so far they could not find any evidence that Billinger and her group had made pornographic material, South China Morning Post reports.
The influencer gave her support Reform’s policies on inheritance tax and immigration in an opinion piece in The Spectator.
She declared: ‘I am not knowledgeable about politics, but I do know the UK is very messed up.
‘The tax system is terrible and it’s smart to leave if you have money.
‘There are too many people here, we are too accommodating, and it is causing problems.
‘Reform has sensible positions on immigration and inheritance tax, so I stand with Nigel Farage.’
Reform has suggested it could remove as many as 600,000 people who live in the UK illegally if they won power at the next election.
In March, Farage pledged to abolish inheritance tax if he became PM.
Billinger voiced her anger at the tax, writing: ‘You shouldn’t have to pay any inheritance tax, as you’ve already been taxed on that money.’
There are no other mentions about politics in the 600 word feature, which she uses to give rambling comments about health and her work.
Discussing her enjoyment of Pepsi Max, she said: ‘Don’t be a slut like me: at this time of year, stay hydrated, stay warm.’
She also defended her work sleeping with hundreds and thousands of men, saying friendships form between people as they queue to have sex with her.
The porn star said 2025 was ‘hardest’ and ‘best’ year, promising ‘an even bigger bang’ in 2026.
Billinger capped off her year with an arrest in Badung, in Bali, on Thursday last week.
After landing in Bali, Billinger wrote on social media: ‘Hey boys, those that are going to Schoolies and to those who are barely legal, cannot wait to meet you and I’m in Bali, so you know exactly what that means.’
Schoolies week is an annual tradition where Australian high school graduates go on holiday after their final exams.
This was the international leg of her trip after she toured the UK meeting freshers as part of the same ‘challenge’.
Police say they stormed a property on the island and found the mattress actress filming a game involving 17 male tourists.
Reports say officers seized several cameras, lubricant, condoms, Viagra pills, 19 outfits labelled ‘School Bonnie Blue’ and her ‘BangBus’.
While 14 tourists were released without charge, investigatoins into Billinger and three other men were launched.
Billinger shot to fame after controversially claiming to have slept with 1,000 men in 24 hours.
The content creator has already been banned from Australia over her plan to film porn videos with what Aussie outlets described as ‘barely legal’ teenagers.
Her visa was cancelled by the Department of Home Affairs.
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