Bonnie Blue has once again stirred up controversy as the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) dropped a public decency charge against her. The 26-year-old, known as Tia Billinger, was accused of making a lewd gesture outside the Indonesian embassy in London in December.

Surrounded by masked individuals, Bonnie Blue was captured on video dragging an Indonesian flag along the ground and simulating a sexual act with her hand and mouth.

Her court appearance for outraging public decency was postponed earlier this month after her legal team argued for the charge to be dismissed.

A spokesperson from the CPS confirmed the dismissal, stating that upon review, they determined there was insufficient evidence for a conviction.

The incident in question, which took place on December 15, 2025, involved accusations of engaging in a lewd act in public.

This event followed Bonnie Blue’s deportation from Indonesia following allegations of involvement in illegal pornography production in Bali. Although she was not charged criminally in Indonesia, she faced fines for traffic violations and deportation.

Additionally, authorities in Indonesia banned her from the country for a decade due to claims of filming inappropriate content. Bonnie Blue attributed her actions outside the London embassy to her deportation from Bali.

In response to the incident, the Metropolitan Police confirmed details of the charge relating to the event.

Separately, Bonnie Blue addressed the confusion surrounding a recent prank involving a fake pregnancy bump, acknowledging that part of it was intended to provoke reactions. She revealed in a viral TikTok video that the prop bump was used for attention and financial gain.

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