Bonnie Blue’s 1,000 men stunt video banned from OnlyFans

The viral video has been removed

The platform known for its adult content creators took the viral video down after determining that it did not adhere to the company's policies.

The website told The Daily Mail that its services are 'designed for creators who have completed our comprehensive onboarding process and choose to monetise their content.'

The statement also said that OnlyFans verifies the age, identity and consent of all those featured which may be the main reason the content was removed.

Realistically, there is no way for OnlyFans to accurately confirm that 1,057 men are who they say they are.

It is no surprise OnlyFans have taken this step as the platform promotes itself as a source of safe and ethical adult content.

Though the clip can no longer line Bonnie Blue's pockets, she's already made her money from the stunt.

According to the viral star, she brings in $600k a month from her adult content.

This latest development may have the effect of warning off other creators who wish to follow in Bonnie blues footsteps.

It comes after a Turkish OnlyFans model was arrested after announcing her plans to follow Lily Phillips and bed 100 men in one day.

Phillips herself was almost denied entry into the US for her stunt and has been banned from Airbnb.