The announcement was made via Instagram on Thursday, 29 May, where Blue posted details of the event, scheduled to take place on 15 June in London. The model referred to the upcoming challenge as “#bonnieblue2000” and called on men to participate, stating, “Come and stretch me out. I want to hit 2,000 bodies, and to be honest, I think it’s going to be pretty easy.”

The logistics of such a stunt have raised serious questions about feasibility and health. With only 1,440 minutes in a 24-hour day, reaching 2,000 participants would theoretically allow for just over 43 seconds per individual.

However, experts note that any such attempt would involve significant physical and medical risks, especially given the near-impossible task of maintaining continuous physical activity without rest.

While Blue has not revealed further details about how the event will be managed, medical professionals and critics alike have voiced concerns over the implications of such extreme sexual performance attempts.

As the date approaches, the controversial event continues to generate debate across platforms, blurring lines between performance, publicity, and personal