Three people stabbed at £15,000,000 mansion where Bonnie Blue filmed sex party

Three people have been stabbed at London mansion where Bonnie Blue and playboy ‘Fast Eddie’ allegedly host sex parties.

Police were called to a Marylebone Mansion on Sunday morning to reports party-goers were stabbed by a group of men with knives.

The mansion is where OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue recorded her now infamous content when she slept with 1,000 men in 24 hours.

Scotland Yard said today four people were taken to hospital, three of whom were stabbed, following the incident at around 7am.

Bonnie – real name Tia Bellinger – told Metro from outside of the house today: ‘I’ve just seen the news article linking me to a stabbing at 32 Portland place, I’ve only used this venue to shoot in and I don’t have any ties with the property outside of renting it for content.

‘I’m sorry to hear about the stabbings it’s extremely sad, and I wish everyone involved a speedy recovery.’

A member of Bonnie’s PR team, who was at the scene, told Metro: ‘There is no evidence of a crime scene here anymore. I would never have known the stabbing had happened apart from reading it on the news.’

One source told The Sun: ‘There was blood everywhere with people lying injured all over the place.

‘It looked like a battle scene rather than a sex club.’

Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening and three men have been arrested.

One man who works on the same street told Metro: ‘I saw loads of police tape outside number 32 on Sunday, and a policewoman was guarding it.

‘It’s nothing new, there’s always trouble there.

‘I didn’t know it was a stabbing, I assumed someone had a heart attack at a sex party.’

Convicted Fraudster Eddie Davenport, also known as Fast Eddie, saved his mansion from being closed down earlier this month.

The Met had issued him with a closure notice after dozens of complaints over several years from neighbours about noise, drug taking and parking issues.

There were also two allegations of rape at 32 Portland Place, in Marylebone, City of London Magistrates’ Court heard.

One is currently under investigation, while the other was dropped due to a lack of evidence.

Mr Davenport told Metro: ‘There were around 50 people at the party, and the individuals involved knew each other. Unfortunately, there are always people who go out, get drunk, and cause trouble. London is a big city, and incidents like this happen, but the important thing is that it’s been dealt with.

‘There was no threat to our guests, and the individuals involved knew each other. Even though it was a private party, two girls introduced someone as their friend. A couple of girls I knew had come over and said, “Oh, this is a good friend of ours.” That wasn’t true – but that’s how they slipped through the net.

‘In response, we’re implementing extra security measures, including ID scanning, and have had discussions with the police and security teams. We’ll also be vetting all guests who bring friends to stop an incident like this happening in the future.

‘While we were initially served a closure notice, it was withdrawn after 24 hours. I wasn’t happy about it, but I accept that it was an emergency response.

‘Ultimately, the fight is over, no one was seriously injured, and we continue to cooperate fully with authorities.’

The Metropolitan Police said: ‘Police were called to an address at Portland Place, W1 at 7am on Sunday, 23 February following reports of an assault. 

‘Officers attended with the London Ambulance Service and four men were taken to hospital.

‘Three of the victims had sustained stab wounds. Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. 

‘Police arrested three men, including one man on suspicion of GBH and possession with intent to supply, one man on suspicion of GBH and another man on suspicion of possession with intent to supply. 

‘A Section 76 Closure Notice has been placed on the property to prevent further disruption to the local area.’

Bonnie Blue claimed to have used the mansion to sleep with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours.

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