Andrew Tate and Bonnie Blue’s ‘Link Up’ Has Fans Confused

In a collab nobody saw coming, controversial influencer Andrew Tate and OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue have teamed up — and the internet is baffled.

On Tuesday, June 17, Tate, 38, posted a behind-the-scenes photo from what appears to be an upcoming episode of Tate’s Speech. In the image, he’s seated alongside Blue, 26, and guest Rob Moore, with microphones in front of them and multiple cameras set up around the room.

“Bonnie is the end result of feminism,” the former professional kickboxer wrote. “She is what The Matrix wanted to create.”

Meanwhile, Blue (real name Tie Billinger) posted her own teaser — a short clip of the adult entertainer lip-syncing to the Nicki Minaj lyric, “I think, you know, where this about to go,” from B.o.B’s track “Out of My Mind.” She looks to the right at Tate, then to the left at Moore, before dropping to her knees and sticking out her tongue.

“They call him Cobra Tate for a reason @Cobratate,” Blue captioned the post.

It didn’t take long for the internet to spiral.

“Doesn’t she go against everything he preaches I’m confused 🤔,” one person said.

“Collab so random I thought this was AI generated,” another quipped.

“The man who preaches masculinity linking up with the most extreme OF model…. Hmmmm! I smell… clout,” chimed in a third.

“I’m honestly shocked he’d be open to getting in the same room with her lol,” someone else wrote.

“The dynamic duo from the depths of hell,” added another.

The exact content of the episode — and when it’ll drop — is still unknown. But the pairing alone has sparked plenty of debate, especially given both figures’ recent headlines.

Tate is currently under investigation in Romania, facing multiple charges related to alleged rape, human trafficking, and organized crime.

He and his brother, Tristan, have denied all allegations, according to The Associated Press.

Blue, on the other hand, was permanently banned from OnlyFans earlier this month after promoting an “extreme challenge” event that violated the platform’s terms of service.