W<\/span>ell, Bonnie Blue (the adult content creator popular on OnlyFans<\/a>) has finally done it. No, I\u2019m not talking about another revolting sexual stunt to beat her previous record of sleeping with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours. This time she has managed to sound the death knell for \u201cextreme\u201d content creators by achieving universal ick status. <\/p>\n This week, the 27-year-old from Stapleford, Notts, shared the news of her first pregnancy. What would have ordinarily been a happy announcement from any other young expectant mother turned into a typical controversy<\/a> fest. Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger<\/a>, revealed she would be christening her \u201chappy\u201d news with a \u201cgolden baby shower\u201d and yes, she said, it was \u201cexactly what you think it is\u201d.<\/p>\n So far, so Blue. But this time it has come with an unwelcome twist for her. At first, the controversial announcement achieved exactly what Blue set out to do, and caused an outcry around the world, with people on both sides of the political spectrum calling for everything from a religious to a social services intervention. <\/p>\n In typical style, Blue received this news with an insouciant shrug, a probably gleeful peek at her bank balance, reassuring Shelagh Fogarty of LBC that she doesn\u2019t see her take on the traditional baby shower as degenerate or sexualising the baby.<\/p>\n However, as the adults worked themselves into a lather, something more interesting was happening among the younger generation \u2013 and it is their reaction to the news that will be the one she will dread the most. It is not one of shock; it\u2019s more of an eyeroll than an eyeball. For them, she has become the ultimate cringe character \u2013 the auntie who always gets plastered at family engagements. For these youngsters, it\u2019s well, just a bit sad. <\/p>\n Jake, 16, summed it up: \u201cThere is nothing sexy about someone who is that desperate for attention. Just put it away, love, and go buy some rattles or something with your millions. I just feel sorry for the baby.\u201d <\/p>\n Over the last two years, there has been a noticeable sea change in the second generation that has grown up online. They still watch huge amounts of short-form videos and are big interactive gamers with Roblox<\/a> and Minecraft still extremely popular, but their interest in the millions of content creators who compete for their attention is significantly waning. For them, there is nothing new, exciting or original in content creation anymore and increasing numbers of teens now view all content creators \u2013 and especially the notorious ones \u2013 as \u201ctry-hard\u201d and \u201cpast it\u201d.<\/p>\n![\"Blue](\"https:\/\/static.the-independent.com\/2026\/06\/04\/17\/27\/regwfvfeb.jpeg\")
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