Bonnie Blue will not be going to jail over a public decency case in London after prosecutors dropped a charge of 'outraging public decency' linked to an alleged sex act outside the Indonesian embassy. The Crown Prosecution Service confirmed the decision this week. The 26 year old adult content creator, whose real name is Tia Billinger, had been due to appear before magistrates after being accused of 'simulating a sex act' in Westminster last December.
The case centred on an alleged stunt on Great Peter Street, outside the Indonesian embassy in London, shortly after Bonnie returned from Bali. She had flown back to the UK on the same day she was arrested on the island and later banned from returning for ten years, following claims she filmed a sex game with 17 male tourists that officials feared could cause 'public unrest'.
