The viewers felt horror after Doc about the adult star Bonnie Blue, who sleeps with 1000 men, broadcast on TV: “craftsmanship”

A major television network defended its decision to broadcast a documentary on it A controversial porn star Bonnie Blu After viewers described it as “literal porn”.

Channel 4, a free British television station, was shown to watch the “1000 men and I: Blue Blue Story” in the United Kingdom on Wednesday evening.

But the documentary for an hour, which explains the 26 -year -old player as she has Sex with 1057 men in 12 hoursShe faced widespread criticism for being a “reasonable jaw” of viewers.

Now Channel 4 has returned to critics, on the pretext that pornographic content corresponds to local broadcasting symbols.

The broadcaster said, “The explicit content in the documentary is justified and provides a fundamental context; pornographic content is a Bonnie function, and this film revolves around its work and responds to it.” According to the authority.

“It is important, the content is presented in an unsuccessful manner and viewers will be alerted from sexual content in a warning from the program at the beginning to ensure their understanding from the beginning of the nature of the program.

“The program was broadcast after the water gatherings and is compatible with the offcom.”

But it did little to put out anger online, as some documentaries described as “behind the main headlines, Clickbait and Rage Bait to discover what is really like life in the wild orbit of Bonnie – as” fragile “.

“Fourth Channel has drowned at the lowest new level. Why is there a documentary on Bonnie Blue? Why are they trying to normalize its behavior on national television?” One request on x.

“This documentary #bonnieblue is very frustrated … I feel I am losing my mind to watch this,” think another.

As one of them was vibrant: “Channel 4, you are really disgusting to broadcast a documentary about Bonnie Blu in any way or shape. Really disappointing how this woman is allowed with a platform of any kind.”

Others said to the film – that the makers “explore the central question, attracts about it: Is it a” dangerous predator “that tops males and perpetuating the Patriarchate? Or a brief businesswoman, a positive sex, and enjoy the last laugh?” – She failed to answer her investigation questions.

The film also features multiple scenes of blue – and its real name is Tia Billinger – and many men who participate in graphical sexual works.

It also appears completely naked sometimes, as well as while shooting adult videos with other porn stars.

As a result, many described the movie “annoying”, “sick” and “humiliating”, on the pretext that it could not be shown on TV.

During the documentary, according to what was seen, Blue was prepared for the most famous trick by buying “1600 condoms, 50 in celava, and Lubing Lube.

It is not just a trick, along with the film, is the one that has angered, with Blue’s extremist approach to photographing adult content regularly attracting widespread criticism.

Dr. Charlotte Product, Family Lawyer,: “The language that Bonny uses about” interconnected, complement and suffocating “for public consumption, directly reflects some of the most violent forms of abuse that I see on the survivors in the courtroom.”

Others stabbed Blue’s suggestion as “feminist”, stating that its “humiliating” porn normalization is “anxiety”.

One thing is certain, its judgment has ended only on Fans, with the subscription platform that the sex workers who prohibit blue after it announced that it was hosting a “small animal park” – where it was appointed to a glass box “like the zoo animal” for anyone of legal age to join.

A spokesman only for the “severe challenge” content is not allowed on the site, “said it contradicts” acceptable use policy and conditions of service. “

“Any breach of our service conditions results in the cancellation of content or account activation,” the spokesperson for I told the sun last month.

This step bought a sudden end to her huge profits on the platform, as she has long ended with her friendship with Australian sexual worker Annie KnightIt is called “Australia’s most sexual active woman”.

The former CEO of Marketing News.com.au last week told their friendship that he had turned into a sour after Blu went to a media drop after it was taught by the “terrifying” sexual event, and during that time I took criticism in Knight.

Taking into account only, Blue claimed that the platform “took an unprecedented action” to punish it for “making content, while many other creators simulate the entire techniques and events of marketing.”

“The only difference is, I do not cry and do not race on hospital flights. I just still smile,” she was smoking, referring to the last Knight Hospital to calm the endometrium.

It was a “back stab” for Faris, who eventually decided that the time had come to reduce the British sexual factor from her life.

“I talked to her just one week ago and everything was fine, then it was blocked from Vanvan only and the next thing I know, she dominates the Internet, using my health problems against me and trying to ban me too,” Night told news.com.au.

“Her ship was declining and tried to withdraw as many people as possible with her, and this is something that I will never do.

“I tried to have a credit for the professions of others and distinguish that people have copied it, that is, it is a big stab in the back.”

Knight said she was increasingly concerned about the direction of Blue’s content, noting that “approval” and “respect” are at the forefront of her videos.

“I think the degrading nature of the” Petting Zoo “was terrifying. I opened the flood gates due to ill -treatment and other terrible things that occur. It was a line I did not dream of crossing.

“I think at the end of the day that our morals are completely different. Approval is very important and it was always important to convey this in my content.

“Sex is supposed to be fun for both parties and this is the most important thing for me to educate people.”

Before that, the couple photographed controversial content with young people “barely legal”, in Australia and in Fi, where their tourist visas were suddenly canceled on the trick.