Bonnie Blue is set to make a court appearance today following charges of outraging public decency. The individual, known as Tia Billinger, was charged in the previous month due to an incident that occurred in December.

The charge stems from an event on December 15 on Great Peter Street, SW1. Allegedly, Bonnie engaged in a lewd gesture outside the Indonesian Embassy while holding the flag of Indonesia. The Metropolitan Police confirmed the charges against Bonnie last month.

If found guilty, the charge carries a maximum penalty of six months in prison, an unlimited fine, or both.

The Metropolitan Police stated that Ms. Billinger was charged via postal requisition in the previous month and was interviewed under caution on February 2.

Scheduled for 10 am, Bonnie is expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court for the initial hearing in her case.

Last month, a spokesperson for The Metropolitan Police informed the Mirror that a woman had been charged with outraging public decency after an investigation. Tia Billinger, a resident of Draycott in Derbyshire, was charged via postal requisition on March 16 and is set to appear in court on April 22.

The incident that led to the charge occurred on December 15 at Great Peter Street, SW1. Following an investigation and cautionary interview of a woman in her 20s on February 2, the Crown Prosecution Service authorized the charge.

Allegedly, the controversial content creator shared a video on social media depicting her making a lewd gesture while holding Indonesia’s distinct red and white flag outside the Indonesian Embassy on Great Peter Street in Westminster.