A full service sex worker has called out others in the industry for “exploiting” teenagers celebrating finishing high school.
Schoolies is held at popular holiday destinations such as the Gold Coast, Byron Bay, Fiji and Bali and sees school-leavers blow off steam for a week after the most stressful time of their lives.
However in recent years it has become the playground of sex workers who are looking to have sex with “barely legal” teenagers, film it and put it on their subscription sites.
Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight got kicked out of Fiji for it last year — and before that, Blue – whose real name is Tia Billinger – had her Australian visa denied on the grounds she intended to work which would contravene the rules.
This year Blue has been drumming up speculation as to whether or not she managed to legally fight Australia’s visa laws. She hasn’t — no surprise there — but she’s sent her “bang bus” to drive past schools with hundreds of vials of her own saliva.
Yep, you read that correctly.
Meanwhile, “Australia’s most sexually active woman” Annie Knight and fellow British sex worker Lily Phillips won’t be sleeping with 18-year-olds — but they will be at Schoolies interviewing people.
Kayla Jade, a full service sex worker who lives on the Gold Coast, has been credited with being brutally honest about the work she does. She doesn’t just show the lifestyle it affords her but some of the more grim aspects of her job.
This includes calling out people she believes is giving her line of work a bad name.
“I don’t usually like to involve myself in drama,” she said.
Kayla Jade has called out other sex workers for ‘exploiting’ school leavers. Picture: Instagram
“But with the high school leavers getting ready to have their end-of-year parties on the Gold Coast I wanted to talk about the ongoing trend of adult women exploiting these teens at these events to make content.”
She said she couldn’t believe it was still going on and she was seeing “copycats” with signs “trying to ragebait people into buying their content”.
“It’s weird. It’s not even shocking anymore, it’s been going on for years. It’s just sad at this point,” she said.
“Not to mention school students in Queensland are mostly 17 when they graduate. If you’re constantly having to check the IDs of the people you’re exploiting for content to make sure they are not literal children, I think you may want to reassess where you’re at in life.
“Stop harassing kids you weirdos.”
Bonnie Blue’s bus has been spotted in Australia. She, however, is not in Australia. Picture: TikTok
Kayla called these people ‘weirdos’. Picture: Instagram
Many social media users were in agreement with Kayla Jade.
“My husband saw a ‘blue bus’ doing laps around a high school on the Gold Coast last Friday,” one social media user reported.
