The OFs content creator made headlines worldwide after claiming to break the unofficial world record for having s** with the most amount of people in a day – she managed ‘1,057 guys in 12 hours.’
Following the shock stunt, she’s continued to go viral for sharing the event’s behind-the-scenes footage and graphic details.
Just like with any of her stunts, the adult star also clarified that the men had to adhere to certain rules.
On the Getting There podcast, Bonnie told host Brogan Garrit Smith all about her business model and how she has a ‘full team’ to help with any organization.
The adult star explained that she only works from hotel rooms and Airbnb rather than her own home. She also said men who visit her can spend just minutes or as long as two hours with her.
But before any kind of s**ual activity can take place, Bonnie always ensures forms have been filled in and that the men wear c**doms.
“If you are an OFs creator, you have to have a full STD text, and we’d have to show each other the results,” she told the podcast host.
The adult star also notes down the numbers of everyone she sleeps with, in case she needs to contact them and inform them if she has tested positive for a s**ually transmitted disease.
Recounting a usual content day, Bonnie said: “So I’d come downstairs and ask if you’d got your ID with you.
“Once you confirm you have, I’ll take you upstairs. I’d show you the consent forms you’d have to fill out, and I would take photos of your ID and of you holding your ID.
“Once you’ve done the content forms, it takes about 10 minutes to do that. I’d say, ‘Would you like to freshen up, or would you like a drink or anything?’ I’d then show them the apartment.”
Yet when it came to Bonnie’s biggest stunt of all, she admitted that an important rule was broken.
In a video after the stunt, the adult star admitted that “number one out of 1,057 went in without protection,” meaning he didn’t wear a condom.
Bonnie said: “I think when you’re in the moment, from the guy’s perspective, they get caught up in the excitement. It’s not like an immediate thought of ‘I’m about to go inside, let me put one on.’
“It just made me laugh that it was the very first guy because we expected it to happen, but it happened with number one.”
In an interview with Femail, Dr. Shree Datta expressed her concerns about Bonnie’s stunt, especially regarding health risks when contraceptive measures aren’t properly followed.
“These risks include increased chances of disrupting the vaginal bacterial balance and exposure to sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, HPV, and herpes,” the expert explained, noting that some infections might not show any symptoms.
