Bonnie Blue fined £9, slapped with 10-Year Bali ban after ‘BANGBUS’ arrest

 



British adult content creator Bonnie Blue has been fined and banned from Bali for at least 10 years following her arrest over the misuse of a vehicle linked to controversial online content.


The 26-year-old, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was convicted at a Denpasar court for breaching traffic regulations after authorities found that a blue pickup truck she purchased — nicknamed the “Bangbus” — was licensed to transport goods but used to carry people.


She was ordered to pay a 200,000 Indonesian rupiah fine (about £9), with the court noting that failure to pay could have resulted in jail time. One of the British men involved was also cited for driving without a valid international licence.


Billinger was arrested while touring Bali in the vehicle alongside two British men and one Australian, all of whom appeared with her in court. She arrived at the Denpasar District Court in a white BMW SUV and sat with the group during proceedings.


Although the fine was strictly for traffic violations, Billinger had earlier been investigated for alleged p0rn0graphy and immigration breaches. Police confirmed they raided a property where she was filming content involving 17 male tourists, though authorities said no p0rn0graphic acts were found.


A police spokesperson told Kumparan News that the content involved a game where the winner would “sleep with Bonnie Blue,” but stressed that it did not meet the legal threshold for p0rn0graphy.


Despite initial reports suggesting the group would be allowed to leave Indonesia, Billinger and three others were detained longer. Police later confirmed her release and cooperation with authorities.


At a press briefing in Badung, officials announced that Billinger and her team would be blacklisted from entering Indonesia for at least a decade for violating visa conditions.


“While in Bali, BB should have been travelling, but instead she was creating content,”

— Badung Police Chief Arif Batubara


Immigration chief Heru Winarko added that the ban could be extended.


Indonesia enforces strict laws against pornographic content, with particularly severe penalties where minors may be involved. 

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