SUVA (FIJI LIVE) — Fiji’s Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration Pio Tikoduadua has initiated a deportation process against UK sex workers Bonnie Blue and Anne Knight.
The Minister Tuesday declared both the UK nationals as a prohibited immigrant alongside colleague Annie Knight and a camera operator.
Tikoduadua said Blue entered the country on Sunday on a visitor permit but has been found to have breached the condition of her stay.
The duo was allegedly banned from entering Australia and has come under the Fiji Police Force’s spotlight because of earlier claims that they planned to offer free sex to 18-year-old boy’s on’schoolies’ break in Australia for free.
According to media reports, Blue had allegedly publicly made known on her Instagram account plans to fly to the Gold Coast for Schoolies to offer free sex to 18-year-old boys, provided they let her film it and upload the content to her OnlyFans account.
“The Ministry will ensure that the deportation proceedings are carried out promptly and in accordance with the law.”
“This decision reflects the Ministry’s commitment to safeguarding Fiji’s border and maintaining the integrity of the country’s immigration system.”
The Minister added that while Fiji warmly welcomes any visitors, any violation will be addressed decisively to protect the interests of the nation.
Meanwhile, deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka says UK adult actresses like Bonnie Blue and Anne Knight are individuals who are harmful to the image of Fiji as a tourist destination.
In a statement, Gavoka said he has been briefed by his team surrounding current reports of ‘Tia Billinger, commonly known as Bonnie Blue entering Fiji.
Gavoka said it is known that she is joined by another adult actress, Annie Knight, to offer free indelicate favours to 18-year-old young men ‘boys on schoolies’ on break in Fiji.
The Deputy Prime Minister added that his Ministry is closely working with relevant authorities in handling the matter.
“The Ministry of Tourism will support any move by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration to cancel her visa, irrespective of whether she is yet or has entered Fiji according to law,” he said…. PACNEWS