Dan Dangler Tells Bonnie Blue 'Seek Help' After Pregnancy Reveal

The adult content world is no stranger to viral chaos, but Bonnie Blue’s latest headline may have pushed things into overdrive.

After announcing she was pregnant in a vlog-style reveal, skepticism spread quickly across social media.

Among the loudest voices was fellow creator Dan Dangler, who did not hold back in calling out the controversial claim.

Danielle Lanza, better known online as Dan Dangler, took to X on Monday to publicly address Bonnie Blue’s pregnancy announcement.

Her message was blunt and impossible to miss. “Seek help @BonnieBlue_xoxo doing this is already gross enough, but lying about it is even worse,” she wrote.

The reaction came shortly after Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, uploaded a YouTube video documenting herself taking a home pregnancy test.

Sitting on a toilet in a white bathrobe and wearing a sheet mask, the 26-year-old walked viewers through the process.

“So one line pregnant, no line if I’m not pregnant…” she explained.

Moments later, she returned to the camera with what she claimed was confirmation. “Yeah, I’m definitely pregnant — like fully pregnant,” she declared.

The internet did not take long to weigh in.

Almost immediately, viewers began questioning the authenticity of the reveal. Comment sections filled with doubt and accusations of attention-seeking behavior.

“Faking a pregnancy is the lowest you can go. Shame on you,” one person wrote.

“I don’t believe it for one second! Good way to stay relevant in the media!” another added.

“Biggest rage baiter,” chimed in a third.

One commenter referenced previous controversy, writing, “If I had a nickel for every time Bonnie lied about being pregnant… I’d only have two nickels, but it’s weird that it happened twice.”

That remark pointed to February 2025, when Blue previously fueled pregnancy rumors before later clarifying she was not expecting.

Dangler expanded on her criticism in an interview with The Blast, where she dissected the situation in greater detail.

“The part that gets me isn’t even the stunt itself. It’s the acting surprised,” she said.

She then directly referenced Blue’s recent February 7 event at Lord Davenport’s mansion in London, where Blue claimed she had unprotected sex with approximately 400 men in what she described as a “breeding mission.”

Dangler questioned Blue's thinking, saying, “You sleep with 400 men on purpose, call it a breeding mission, and then film yourself going, ‘Oh my God, is that a baby?’ Girl, what did you think was going to happen, a gift card?”

She also pointed out inconsistencies between Blue’s current narrative and her past statements.

In a June 2025 interview with Us Weekly, Blue spoke about struggling with infertility during her marriage.

“I wish I could say I might get pregnant, however, I’m not in that position where I can fall pregnant naturally,” Blue told the outlet at the time.

Dangler addressed the contradiction directly.

"You can't tell Us Weekly you need IVF and then tell YouTube you got pregnant from a mansion full of strangers two weeks later," she said. "One of those stories is a lie, and honestly, I think we all know which one."

The timing of the pregnancy announcement has only intensified scrutiny.

During the February event, Blue said she collected DNA samples and contact information from participants in case a pregnancy occurred. She also claimed all men underwent STD testing beforehand.

Now, those earlier comments are being revisited alongside her infertility admission.

The apparent shift in narrative has fueled more speculation than confirmation, leaving audiences divided between supporters and skeptics.

Dan Dangler was not alone in her criticism. Fellow adult content creator Sophie Rain also responded publicly on X.

She wrote, “I really want to just have a talk with her and tell her she doesn’t have to do all this to make money. So saddening.”

In a chat with The Blast, Sophie also said, "You can make serious money with boundaries. I’m living proof. Virgin. Four times the money. No stunt.”

As reactions continue to mount, the controversy surrounding Bonnie Blue shows no signs of slowing down. Whether the claim proves genuine or not, one thing is certain: in an industry built on attention, the line between shock value and credibility is thinner than ever.