Bonnie Blue explains her arrest in Bali and the details of her interrogation (except)

Adult Content Creator Bonnie Blue is ready to share her side of the story following her high-profile arrest in Bali.

“I mean, I was really nervous,” Blue, 26, said exclusively. Us every week of his state of mind before his arrest. “I wanted to go to Bali in previous years, but I was aware of how harsh Bali was, so I avoided it and went to Fiji instead. This year I went there with more information. I had already chosen a lawyer in case something went wrong. So I realized my risk, but I was happy to take the risk.”

News broke earlier this month that Blue, 26, had been arrested in Bali, where she was traveling for “Schoolies” – an event bringing together Australian high school graduates celebrating the end of the school year. A police statement at the time said Blue was taken into custody for allegedly creating “content containing pornographic or immoral material.”

Blue said We she faced two charges. “One of them was about pornographic content and the other was related to that,” she said. She was eventually charged around $12 for traffic violations with her “Bangbus” and received a 6-month ban from Indonesia.

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How long was Bonnie Blue in Bali before her arrest?

Blue explained that she started “Schoolies” on November 28 and plans to finish the event on December 5. She had been arrested the day before.

“To be honest, it ended perfectly. If it was the first day of Schoolies, I would have said, ‘OK, that’s frustrating. I came here for a purpose, and now Schoolies is happening, and I’m in jail,’” Blue said. “But the timing was perfect.”

Were Bonnie Blue’s images deleted after her arrest?

Although she was “concerned” about having her images deleted, Blue said she “knew” backing up “a lot of the content” – and had “already sent it and deleted it from my hard drives and laptops.”

“There was content from that day and the previous 24 hours that I couldn’t remember if I had saved it or not,” she said. “So I thought, ‘Gosh, it’s going to be frustrating if I don’t get sent to prison and I get out and I don’t have the content.’ However, no content has been removed. So that was a bonus.

Bonnie Blue claims someone was ‘reporting’ her whereabouts to police before arrest

Blue claimed someone contacted her before traveling to Bali and offered to arrange lawyers, an Airbnb and “contact” with people “if any problems arose.” Blue ultimately paid around $100,000 for the alleged service, but realized when she arrived in Bali that this person was pretending to have connections to people she didn’t.

“I thought, ‘OK, well, hats off, because she just took £75,000 from me,’” Blue recalls. “I mean, from the day I landed, she was reporting to the police, telling them where I was, what I was doing, and that made it a lot easier, I guess, for the police to do their investigation because they were always aware of my location before I got there.”

Blue theorized that this individual was conspiring against her “for money and to try to establish relationships.”

What happened during the Bonnie Blue raid?

Blue claimed there were around 40 police officers who “completely fell over, destroying the villa” during the raid. She also alleged that some were FaceTiming their friends to talk about the raid and “putting the camera on [her] confront.”

“One of the things, obviously, that’s been talked about a lot is respect, saying I’ve disrespected a country that has very high morals,” Blue explained. “And I think if that was really the case, I wouldn’t have had police officers pointing a camera in my face and FaceTiming friends and family just to say that they had arrested me and were going to charge me.”

Blue claimed she was asked to remove her pants because they were “being used for pornographic purposes”, which she said “was not the case”. She alleged that they were “just trying to humiliate [her] at every possible point. »

“It was scary because I asked for a lawyer and they all ignored me. They pretended not to speak English,” she said.

Bonnie Blue had to explain the “content of Rage Bait” ​​to the police

After a few hours of police reviewing the alleged evidence, Blue said she went to the police station and met with her attorney, which was “somewhat comforting.” Although the lawyer didn’t speak “much English,” he assured Blue that everything would “be fine.”

“He told me, ‘Don’t worry, you’ll be out in an hour.’ “This hour ended up being a very long week,” Blue said. “So yeah, it was definitely scary at times, but more frustrating than anything, because they’re honestly being stupid and trying to explain some of my rage bait content to them.”

How long was Bonnie Blue questioned after her arrest?

Blue said she was “interrogated for the first 30 hours” and “was not allowed to leave the station.”

“I was questioned,” she said. “I didn’t get much sleep, no food, little water, toilet with no toilet paper. Hygiene wasn’t a thing in there at all.”

Blue shared that she was released after about 30 to 35 hours and sent to immigration, who took her passport. “They didn’t arrest me, because there were probably around 20 of us in total. They don’t have the space to arrest 20 people, so we were allowed to leave, but I found myself without a phone, without money, obviously, without a passport,” she said. “I wasn’t allowed to go back to my villa because it was a crime scene. We’re in the middle of Bali and we’re like, ‘What do we do?’ Like, where are we going? “

Where did Bonnie Blue stay in Bali after her arrest?

Blue explained that the family of one of his “Schoolies” contestants “put [them] in their hotel.

“We ordered room service, took a shower, so it was really nice and nice to feel fresh and clean again, but I still had no clothes, no clean underwear,” she said. “The next day we had to go back to the police station for further questioning, but after the first 30 hours I was able to check into a hotel. So I wasn’t in jail.”

How did Bonnie Blue feel after her arrest?

After his arrest, photos of Blue smiling and seemingly having an overall positive attitude circulated online. Looking back on that time, Blue explained that she wouldn’t “cry” even if she went to jail.

“If I go to jail, crying usually won’t do anything,” she said. “And I can’t stand it when people cry crocodile tears. So yeah, sucking on a lollipop and wearing a cute two-piece was the best thing I could have done.”

When was Bonnie Blue able to leave Bali?

After being fined $12 for traffic violations with her “Bangbus” and given a six-month ban by Indonesia, Blue claimed she had to return to interrogation. She was then able to board her flight and collected her passport.

“It was scary, because it was like you let the press and the world know that you had just released me. But the reality is I’m sitting in an office, not allowed to go to the bathroom, not allowed to have a drink unless you say so,” she claimed. “We didn’t feel safe until we got on that plane and that plane took off.”

Did any creators contact Bonnie Blue after her arrest?

Blue claimed that “a lot of creators” had contacted him, some “not knowing if it was a set-up.” When Blue didn’t respond to their messages for a few days, the creators realized it was real. “Lots of support, lots of love,” she said. “Obviously, as always, haters, but you’ll always have this.”

Will Bonnie Blue return to Bali?

Despite her 6-month ban from Indonesia, Blue said she plans to return in 2026 for another “Schoolies” event. “I’ll be back in time for Schoolies next year,” she said. “So for me, it couldn’t have gone better.”