After making an unexpected appearance in Bonnie Blue’s Channel 4 documentary, titled “1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story,” Ashley Banjo has broken his silence.
Diversity frontman Ashley Banjo has broken his silence after fans were surprised to see a photo of him pop up in Bonnie Blue’s recent documentary on Channel 4. The documentary focused on the controversial adult star Bonnie Blue, who has made a name for herself by taking part in and profiting from pornographic videos.
Dancer Ashley appeared in a photo of himself with his arm around a younger Bonnie during the documentary “1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story.”
The photo appeared while the porn star’s mum discussed her passion for dance when she was younger. Ashley’s name wasn’t mentioned in the segment, but the picture clearly showed his face as he posed for a picture with Bonnie, who had dark brown hair at the time. It comes after David Beckham speaks ‘as a father’ in ‘family’ announcement after latest Brooklyn snub.
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Ashley has now broken his silence while chatting to his brother Jordan Banjo and fellow Diversity star Perri Kiely on the Brothers Uncovered podcast, where he gave listeners some context and explained that he had no idea he was in the documentary.
Do you know what’s crazy about it, the professional dancer asked? Because of the number of messages I received and the fact that no one mentioned me in the video, “you’re in the Bonnie Blue documentary,” or “you’re in the context of no one else’s,”
He continued, “The Bonnie Blue doc is it. And yes, she claims to be a dancer, but we just vanish.”
Before Ashley said, “Ain’t it mad though, you just never know, like what people are going to do, or who they are,” Jordan admitted that he “panicked” when people were messaging him about his brother’s inclusion in the contentious documentary.
The show featured a number of shocking moments, including one scene in which Bonnie filmed a sex tape with young female OnlyFans creators and a male porn star in a school classroom, leading to many fans calling out Channel 4 for making the ‘uncomfortable’ documentary.
Fans were angry as they took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to air their frustrations at Channel 4, and claimed they were promoting Bonnie.
So Bonnie Blue receives a documentary on Channel 4 to promote and glamorize her lifestyle for the children watching at home, according to one viewer, but we need IDs to see posts on X because “we need to protect the kids”
Another rebuffed the fact that she had a platform in the Bonnie Blue documentary, calling it “uncomfortable.” How normal this discourse from a woman herself has evolved, whether or not, is unacceptable.
Thirdly, “Channel 4, you are truly disgusting for airing a documentary about Bonnie Blue in any way,” the host complained. I find it so disappointing that that woman is given access to any kind of platform. I don’t understand how she is imprisoned. What a shame on all women. #Trending #channel4 #BonnieBlue
Source: Mirror
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