A man who attended Bonnie Blue’s recent ‘1,000 men’ event has shared his perspective on the controversial occasion, shedding light on an unsettling aspect that ultimately deterred him from participating.
His account, however, has since shifted in a curious way.
Security guard Ali Walker, 42, attended the London-based event held at the £15 million Portland Place mansion owned by convicted fraudster Edward ‘Fast Eddie’ Davenport. After waiting in a long queue, Ali found the chaotic atmosphere overwhelming and uncomfortable.
Following the event, the venue was left littered with used condoms, wrappers, and damp blue rolls scattered across the space, highlighting the intense and hectic nature of the gathering.
Bonnie described her experience on TikTok as “surreal.”
Although she said she felt physically fine afterward, she admitted the challenge would have been greater if the fast pace had continued beyond the first few hours.
The event has also sparked renewed criticism of Bonnie, who has faced backlash before for concentrating on young adult participants.
A Change.org petition even questioned her ethics, accusing her actions of being predatory.
In response, Bonnie defended her methods, highlighting that all participants gave consent and had their IDs verified.
Ali described the experience as “the most surreal” moment of his life.
In an interview with Mail Online, he explained, “I was amazed by what was happening. I had been told the sessions were one-on-one, so I expected to be alone with her, but when I arrived, it was chaotic. There were about 30 or 40 guys around her at once, all taking turns. It wasn’t for me.”
Participants reportedly wore balaclavas to hide their identities, which added to the strange atmosphere of the event.
Ali said he felt out of place and overwhelmed by the environment.
Although he initially claimed he didn’t take part, Ali later contradicted himself in TikTok videos.
In one clip, he said, “Of course I jeeted Bonnie,” and in another, he confidently stated, “I did jeet Bonnie Blue. I’m not a shy guy.”
