Bonnie Blue Reveals How Much Money She Makes on OnlyFans: ‘Got 1,000 Reasons More to Enjoy My Job’

Social media star Bonnie Blue is raking in the big bucks thanks to her OnlyFans content.

During a recent teaser of her upcoming appearance on Camilla Araujo’s podcast, Bonnie, 25, revealed that she makes approximately $2.1 million on the online platform.

“How much do you make a month?” Bonnie then asked Camilla, 22, who said that she earns “roughly the same amount.”

Camilla then shaded Bonnie’s career, noting that she “doesn’t have to f*** a thousand guys” to make a living.

“Yeah, but I’ve got a thousand reasons more to enjoy my job,” Bonnie quipped. “You also can’t get the embarrassment back from those TikTok dances.”

Bonnie is best known for claiming to sleep with one thousand men in a single day, as well as creating other content for OnlyFans subscribers.

“[We have] different perspectives,” Bonnie told Camilla about her disapproval of the explicit content. “One of us has more orgasms and more fun, but it’s fun. You stage the TikTok dances, and I’ll keep the thousand men — and your dad. I like a challenge.”

Elsewhere during the podcast, Bonnie addressed her relationship with 19-year-old rapper Lil Mabu.

“I was just going to use him because I really like ‘Barely Legals,’ but he’s very different,” Bonnie gushed. “He’s very caring. Like, my holes are for everybody, but my heart is better suited for him. We’ve got more of an emotional relationship.”

According to Bonnie, since she “donates [her] holes to everybody,” she wanted a different relationship with an actual partner.

“I just wanted to use him and dump him, but we haven’t even had sex,” Bonnie alleged. “I’m curious, but that will happen over time when he’s ready.”

Mabu confirmed their relationship last month.

“Her holes are for everyone, but her heart is mine ❤️,” he wrote via Instagram on March 26, sharing a handful of pics of the pair.

Bonnie has previously been candid about her OnlyFans career, revealing on the “Saving Grace” podcast in October 2024 that her parents thought she got into it out of necessity.

“[My mom and dad] thought I, maybe, had money problems,” Bonnie quipped at the time. “They thought, basically, I was being held hostage. I was like, ‘I’m not being held hostage, but I do love it.’”

While Bonnie said her parents weren’t initially pleased by her career, they ultimately just want her “to be happy.” Her salary is clearly a bonus.

“When I started, I was posting generic content and I was earning good money, but it’s never going to go amazing,” she added. “You can’t expect to earn good money if you’re doing basic content.”