CONTROVERSIAL porn star Bonnie Blue appeared to be kicked out of Nottingham Forest’s stadium.
The adult film actor was issued a ban at the City Ground in April after offering to “entertain” fans before a game.
So Bonnie – real name Tia – wore a black wig and cap to disguise herself after entering Chelsea’s away end against Forest.
She said: “I am playing hide and seek with Nottingham Forest’s security. The first security officer that finds me, gets to boink me.”
Bonnie was eventually found and escorted out – with footage circulating online capturing the moment.
She then made a lewd gesture behind one of the security guards.
Bonnie shot to recognition earlier this year after she claimed to break the world record for sex after allegedly sleeping with 1,057 men in 24 hours.
She ditched her 9 to 5 to become a cam girl and later an adult film star.
The Sun previously revealed how the controversial model is currently filming a documentary with Channel 4 about her life.
And we also revealed how her most recent controversy – when she appeared to get arrested – was nothing more than another desperate publicity stunt.
Bonnie opened up on how she was banned from Forest’s ground on the Only Stans podcast.
She said: “I recently went to a Nottingham Forest game. Well, I attempted to.
“I put on my socials, ‘hey boys, I’m going to be at the game, I’d like to film with you afterwards’.
“I turn up at the football game and the gate security was like, ‘you are permanently banned from the ground’.
“I thought when they asked me to go to the side, ‘maybe they’re upgrading my tickets, maybe they want to escort me to my seat, this is quite nice, it’s a good service’.
“They asked to see my tickets, I showed them and they took them off me, saying, ‘we’re escorting you off the premises’.
“Apparently they don’t discriminate against sex workers but I was banned because I was a sex worker.
“I was going to encourage them (the players), give them a good time. I also think if I’m entertaining the supporters it’s less people drinking so I’m actually doing something good for their health.”
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