Kyle Sandilands has slammed Fiji as a 'third world country' in a foul-mouthed tirade in defence of deported sex workers Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight. 

The Sydney radio host, 53, kicked off The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Wednesday with the news of the porn star duo's latest banning.

He played a short audio clip of  Pio Tikoduadua, Fiji's Home Affairs and Immigration Minister, announcing the decision. 

'I have exercised my authority under the Immigration Act to declare Tia Billinger, the United Kingdom national known by her screen name, Bonnie Blue, a prohibited immigrant,' Mr Tikoduadua said.

'She has been found to have breached the conditions of her stay. Deportation proceedings are underway. While Fiji welcomes all visitors, any violations will be  addressed decisively to protect the interests of our nation.' 

'A girl just wants to have sex!' Kyle yelled on-air. 'That's it! Have you got nothing better to do in a third world country than ban girls that want to root?' 




 Kyle Sandilands has lashed Fiji as a 'third world country' in a foul-mouthed tirade in defense of deported sex workers Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight (pictured)





Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight took their Schoolies endeavour to Fiji after the Australian government revoked Blue's visa

'You know what they did wrong? They ticked the tourist visa box instead of the "I'm here to work" box,' Kyle said. 

'Little mistake, they should re-do the form and tick the right box.' 

UK sex worker Bonnie Blue's plans to travel to Australia for a sex marathon with 'barely legal' teenage school leavers were re-routed to Fiji, after Australian authorities sensationally cancelled her visa. 

Daily Mail Australia revealed Blue's 12-month visitor visa was cancelled by the Department of Home Affairs last Thursday because she had voiced plans to undertake paid work, which is illegal under the conditions of her visitor visa.

The 25-year-old British woman had boasted about her plan to fly to the Gold Coast for Schoolies Week to offer free sex to 18-year-old boys, provided they let her film it and upload the content to her OnlyFans account.

The radio host then took some time to explain to Jackie 'O' Henderson how OnlyFans creators and influencers are required to pay tax. 

'You have to let people know you're going to work in that country. You have to be truthful as to what your intentions are,' he said. 











'School is now in session,' UK sex worker Bonnie Blue captioned a photo of her work set up in Fiji for Schoolies. Radio host Kyle Sandilands (pictured left) has slammed Fiji for deporting her




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Just two hours prior to the news breaking, the pair were boasting about their exploits from the day before. 

They had sex with 24 people in honour of the class of 2024.

'Yesterday we bumped 24 for the class of 24,' Annie said. 

But, she added they had 'a lot of catching up to do'. 

Blue, who said she used precautions to ensure the young men were aged over 18, had completed a similar marathon sex session stunt in the first weekend of Schoolies celebrations in Surfers Paradise in 2023. 

But her plans to recreate the X-rated stunt at the Gold Coast Meriton Apartments were dashed on Thursday after more than 20,000 people signed a Change.org petition calling for her visa to be revoked on character grounds.







Blue was slammed by abuse survivor Harrison James as a 'predator capitalising on a dangerous culture where boys are conditioned by mainstream porn to view sexual encounters as their ticket to validation and situs terbaik manhood'. 

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Annie hit back at the middle-aged Aussie mothers who'd threatened physical or verbal violence against her online. 

'We're not forcing them. It's not our problem, talk to your son. If you don't want them to do that, tell them! Not us,' she said. 

Shortly after Blue announced she'd taken her Schoolies endeavour to Fiji instead, Viliame Gavoka, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, called the duo 'harmful' to Fiji's tourist destination image.


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