Bonnie Blue, the 26-year-old adult content creator whose legal name is Tia Billinger, has publicly backed Reform UK while facing serious criminal charges in Indonesia that could result in a 15-year prison sentence. Billinger, who became known online for her provocative stunts and was removed from OnlyFans earlier this year, said she supports Nigel Farage and his party’s “common-sense” approach to issues such as immigration and inheritance tax. Although she acknowledged that she is “not well-versed in politics,” she argued that “the UK is in a bad state,” citing her previous work experience in the NHS and frustration over how public funds are handled.

Speaking about inheritance tax, she said families should not be charged on money that has “already been taxed,” adding that her own family was financially disadvantaged after her grandfather’s death because her grandmother was too young to receive his pension. “Reform’s stance on immigration and inheritance tax makes sense to me, so I stand with Nigel Farage,” she said.

Billinger’s outspoken comments come as she remains under investigation in Bali. She was detained last week on suspicion of violating the country’s strict anti-pornography laws after police conducted a raid on a rented studio. Authorities allege she used a hired bus to travel around the island during Australia’s “schoolies week” celebrations to film explicit content, prompting public complaints.

While she has since been released, her passport has been confiscated, and she has been handed over to immigration officials for further questioning. Under Indonesian law, the creation, distribution, or public exhibition of pornographic material is prohibited, with severe penalties for those found guilty.

In a separate interview with The Spectator, Billinger also shared her thoughts on the royal family and Christmas traditions. She said she watched The Crown up until the introduction of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales. “They seem all right,” she wrote, adding that she admires Prince Harry for distancing himself from royal duties. “People have strong opinions about Meghan, but it’s nice they’ve managed to step back.”