has given a brutal explanation about her reason for sleeping with 18 and 19-year-old students - and deliberately calls them 'barely legal teens'.

While it's all consensual, ", and argued it's a good way for young men to find confidence in the bedroom. Noticing a "gap in the market", the 25-year-old openly says she targets freshers and 'schoolies' and will sleep with them for free as long as she can film it and upload it to her page. She promotes her work with students as she knows it 'gets attention' and the more attention she gets, the more work she will receive.

"From a business point of view, [teenagers] is the most searched for category on the hub. Its the trending search and has been for a long time and its always been school girls as opposed to school boys but teenagers is a busy category and I thought it doesn't have to just be school girls it can be school boys," she tells .

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Bonnie made this her 'niche' to make money and she now a month through her adult content work, which she started last year after the end of a nine-year relationship. She added: "I knew there was money to be made as there was a gap in the market for school boys, and I call them barely legal as I am aware it's going to get attention, and the more attention I get more word it spreads and the more people that know about it, the more 18 years olds I can sleep with." In a previous chat with , Bonnie claims sleeping with 18-year-olds makes the content "a lot more relatable to the subscribers, who are younger."

Despite her open honesty about deliberately targeting younger men to get attention she stressed it doesn't come without the online abuse. Frequently called a 'predator', the adult star told Metro the hate has been "through the roof" and added: "There are middle-aged women saying if I was a guy it would be so wrong, and call them a predator but people are calling me that anyway, so it doesn't matter if I'm a man or woman."

Taking her business model global by filming content in places like and Cancun, Bonnie Blue has travelled all over promoting her sex work, but it's clear people can't get past their concerns, as a has clocked up nearly 20,000 signatures from concerned Australians calling for her to be cancelled. The petition asks: "How is she contributing to our society.. by preying on just legal boys and publicly boasting about it with no intention of stopping anytime soon."

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