Bonnie Blue, a well-known adult content creator, is at the center of a family money dispute. Her former mother-in-law, Gill Davidson, recently opened up about the distant relationship between Blue and her son, Oliver “Ollie” Davidson. Money, it seems, is playing a big role.
Gill Davidson told the Daily Mail that Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, and her team do not want Oliver to get any money from her content empire. "My son is no longer on the payroll," Gill claimed, according to the New York Post. "Tia and her team have pushed him aside. He supposedly has no right to even a penny of her fortune." She added, "They told him he has no financial claim because it’s her body. She does everything herself. Tia just cut him out."
Gill didn’t hold back, saying her family was happy to be free of Bonnie. "We will be glad to be rid of her," she stated. "Everything revolves around her. She is controlling and manipulative." Us Weekly reached out to Blue’s team for their side of the story.
Blue, now 26, met Oliver when she was about 14. They married in 2022 but separated just a year later. Blue told Us Weekly in June that she and her ex-husband simply "naturally grew apart" before they split. She explained at the time, "There were no hard feelings. There was no cheating, no aggression, nothing like that in the relationship." She continued, "Many couples stay together because it’s easier. You also have many memories with someone. But we both reached a point where I thought, ‘I think we’d be happier in the future if we’re with someone else or just not together right now.’ So that was the choice we made."
Even though Blue and Oliver are no longer romantically involved, he reportedly supported her career in the adult entertainment industry. Blue said in the June UK Channel 4 documentary, 1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, "Ollie supported me so much. He gave me the confidence to use OnlyFans." According to The Tab, she added, "It wasn’t because he wanted to exploit me. He just wanted me to be happy and in control of my life. And, of course, the money was good too."
When Oliver was asked about the "secret" to Blue’s success, he explained that his ex-wife truly connects with her fans. "Most people, if they do porn, seem out of reach," he said in the documentary. "You’ll never meet them. You’ll never be able to film with them." He added, "Bonnie, however, posts her location online. This way, her fans can actually film with her." Oliver noted that "conventional porn" has been around for years, but he claimed "nothing has really changed." He added, "It’s a turning point in porn. She has completely changed the rules of the game."
Since her separation from Oliver, Blue told Us Weekly that she has stopped dating. However, she did start a brief romance with someone who attended one of her events. "The last person I dated was actually in one of my lines in September for Freshers content," Blue shared with Us Weekly in June. "I saw him and thought, ‘Oh my goodness, this guy is handsome. Is he here for me, or is he in the wrong line? Is he okay?’ He was so sweet, so kind. And after that, we went to some arcades. We went to the cinema a few times, and we stayed in hotels a couple of times."
Blue, known for reportedly sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours, explained that she travels "a lot" for work. This means dating will "come later." She explained, "If it happens and they can travel with me and join me on this journey, then I wouldn’t rule it out." However, she pointed out, "Most people you meet already have jobs, their own lives, or are settled in a certain country or place. For now, honestly, I love what I do, and I’m not looking to change my life. Who knows, maybe I’ll run into someone at the supermarket."
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