Former porn star Katy Bampton has reached out to her friend Bonnie Blue after her recent world record-breaking sex session with over 1,000 men, telling Bonnie: 'I'm here for you, Bonnie, I can help you heal when this is over.'. Katy, who grew up in North Wales, but now lives on the island of Koh Samui in Thailand, performed in a sex video with Bonnie and another man at the end of 2023 – and says they've been close ever since.

But after seeing the latest news and images of Bonnie's record-breaking sex session in central London, Katy says she fears the stunt will end badly for her. Katy, 32, said: 'I know this is something Bonnie's wanted to do for a while, and as a former professional athlete myself, I can understand how being the absolute best can be all you want – but having worked in the porn industry for years and come out the other side, I also know there will be real costs to Bonnie's wellbeing.'.

'Having sex with over 1,000 strangers, it'll create a massive disconnect between her mental wellbeing and her body, the trauma and negative energy from this will become embedded in her, particularly in the tissues around her pelvis. 'It's likely that in a couple of years she'll realise the impact this has had on her feelings of self-worth, her confidence, her ability to maintain a meaningful relationship – and I want her to know I'll be there for her when that happens. I can help her heal.'.

Like Bonnie, Katy earned a six-figure income from her adult videos, but just over a year ago decided she wanted to leave the industry to set up a wellbeing business to help women overcome sexual trauma and 'achieve real, meaningful relationships – and orgasms'. Former adult star Katy Bampton appeared in a racy video with Bonnie Blue but also made some fun clips for social media. She is now concerned for the OnlyFans star's wellbeing.

Katy (left) starred in an adult video with Bonnie Blue (right) at the end of 2023. While Katy has since left the industry, Bonnie Blue has a huge following on OnlyFans and recently claimed she has sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours. 'Apart from Bonnie's wellbeing, I'm really worried about the message this will send to other young people out there about sex, especially young girls who are thinking about doing Onlyfans videos to make what can seem to be easy money,' Katy said.

'Sex with a stranger can lead to depression, anxiety, your body and nervous system become broken and frazzled – it can lead to a fear of intimacy, not knowing who you really are. 'Your body stores all those emotions until you have this moment of self-realisation that you're deeply unhappy and can't forge meaningful relationships.'. 'Believe me, I've been there!'. Katy says the idea that 'random sex is fun, it can lead to happiness, it's just…wrong'.

'Onlyfans has created this massive industry which simply didn't exist before, with hundreds of women who've made a load of money, but lost sight of who they are,' she said. 'Then, when they want to get out, they can't. They don't know anything else, and men don't accept their past life.'. She says the women doing the videos now are getting younger and younger – and worries they don't know what they're going into.

Katy, who thought working in the porn industry was 'a blast', thinks that stunts like the one carried out by Bonnie Blue sends the wrong message to young women. Katy Bampton (pictured) remains friends with Bonnie Blue after the pair starred in a sex video together and is eager to help Bonnie 'heal' after her recent sex marathon. 'Bonnie always seemed to me to be really balanced, grounded, with-it, and I'm so worried about her now.

'This mad competition that's started between her Lilly Phillips, it's sending out all the wrong messages. 'I simply can't imagine that having sex with over 1,000 men back-to-back can have been enjoyable.'. Katy, who admits to sleeping with over 75 partners – male and female – says she was friends with 'the majority' of them beforehand. 'There was almost always some friendship there to start with, some degree of trust and a relationship of sorts, but towards the end I just didn't want it anymore – I craved meaningful sex, a family, all that stuff you don't envisage wanting when you're younger.'.

'The whole Onlyfans world is so fake, women faking orgasms, everyone faking being happy, I just wanted out.'. Now devoutly celibate, Katy was born and brought up in North Wales before leaving the UK for France at the age of 18, where she qualified as a personal trainer. In 2018 she then moved to Australia's Gold Coast, for the climate and to focus on her sports, become a professional cross fit athlete.