Adult Star's X-Rated Response to Hacked Man Utd Star's Post

Adult performer Bonnie Blue has replied to an explicit social media post that appeared on Bruno Fernandes’ compromised X account, humorously extending an invitation to the entire Manchester United squad.

The Manchester United midfielder, 31, had his X account breached on Sunday evening. The hacker published a graphic post directed at Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger. In response, the adult entertainment star suggested that the struggling football team might benefit from some stress relief and lightheartedly offered her services to help improve their fortunes.

In an exclusive conversation, Bonnie Blue — who expressed disappointment over the recent dismissal of manager Rúben Amorim — proposed a way to lift the spirits of Michael Carrick’s players. “With the Manchester derby this Saturday, while Bruno is focused on beating City, I’ll be starting my own 24-hour challenge,” she stated. “So once the final whistle blows, he’s welcome to come straight over.”

“I’m all about extra time, no clean sheets, and real endurance. In fact, he can bring his teammates along. Manchester United have been playing poorly lately, and it seems like the whole squad could use some relaxation,” she added.

Previously, Bonnie had also humorously volunteered to boost Amorim’s morale and commented on the club’s frequent managerial changes. The star, featured in Channel 4’s documentary 1000 Men and Me, remarked, “Often managers get too much blame — sometimes the players just aren’t performing. Instead of sacking the manager, maybe the underperforming players should try harder.”

This week, Bonnie announced another bold venture to mark the one-year anniversary of her previous record-breaking adult film project, promising something “even bigger and more daring.” In a provocative call, she addressed former inmates: “Prisoners, you’ve done your time — now it’s time to please me. On Saturday, January 17th in London, I’ll satisfy you in every way. Ankle monitors don’t bother me; in fact, I think they’re kind of attractive.”

The London event is scheduled to last a full day, as Bonnie aims to surpass her previous limits. “Around the clock. I want to test how far I can truly go,” she explained.

Meanwhile, Bruno Fernandes — who will be in Manchester for Saturday’s derby — has regained control of his X account. Manchester United released a statement advising supporters to disregard any unusual activity from his profile during the breach, to which the hacker cheekily replied: “No chance, I’ll make sure everyone knows.”

All unauthorized posts have since been removed.