Bonnie Blue to 'exchange more fluids than ever' on Bang Bus as mums 'horrified'

Bonnie Blue has said she is getting ready to give Australian boys a good time as her infamous Bang Bus heads down under . The star broke her silence after she teased a tour in Australia, but admitted she is facing problems getting in. Bonnie Blue , whose real name is Tia Billinger, 26, has been dropping hints she is off on a "mission to get down under" ever since her Bang Bus tour came to an end in the UK. Now the star is ramping up the teasing of her next project as she goes all out on social media. Fans of the controversial adult star have been pleading with Bonnie to get to Australia, and now she is more than happy to oblige . She had been cheekily giving hints on what could be in store for boys in some of her racy content. In one video, released on the adult star's TikTok account, she teased she was heading off for a holiday, roaming around the duty-free section of an airport. There, she laughed about her dirty travel habits, before she managed to get into her seat all whilst teasing some raunchy antics with her fellow passengers. On top of this, fellow TikTok videos appeared to show a woman who looks almost exactly like Bonnie clamber into the van after she touched down. But after weeks of fan speculation, pleading and investigative work, Bonnie has finally broken her silence. Confirming she was in Australia, she added that she was ready to show boys a good time as the school year comes to an end down under. With students heading off for the Schoolies — similar to an American spring break — Bonnie said she is ready to get her rocks off with 'barely legal' Aussie boys. "This year I’ll be exchanging more fluids than ever with schoolies," Bonnie quipped. "I’ll even save some for their dads." She added: "The Bonnie Blue Bang Bus is in Australia , the bus finally has more miles on it than me. The Bonnie blue experience is an Aussie mum's worst nightmare. "Messy bedroom, fluids split everywhere; oh and sex, all of which I encourage for the barely-legals, inexperienced, and those who just want to spit roast for the fun of it," she added. The bus was last spotted along the Gold Coast, but no specific cities have yet to be officially announced for the "tour". Bonnie's stint down under comes despite the fact that she was banned from entering the country in a huge blow to her career. But in a response to questions that were asked, she revealed how she was able to charm immigration lawyers in Australia to let her in. "I have really good lawyers who have my best interests at heart," she explained. "They work hard and fast to get me what I need, and to get me where I need." The Bang Bus tour down under will be hoping for a similar response to the UK edition of the sickening stint, where Bonnie parked up at freshers events at universities right across the UK. The tour was controversial, however, and did result in her being punched by a woman during a meet-and-greet, resulting in her needing to be checked over by medics. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters .