Andy Lee's 'Porn Star University': what he says about Bonnie Blue
The Irish Sun sent a features writer to spend a day at Andy Lee's "Porn Star University" in Hertfordshire, a training course and studio behind some of the internet's most notorious adult films. Lee, who according to the paper has filmed with Bonnie Blue twice, holds her up to his students as a model of how to build an audience.
What was reported
The Irish Sun published the feature on 15 October 2026, written by features writer Josh Saunders under the headline "My VERY X-rated day at UK 'Porn University' behind internet's most notorious flicks... from Bonnie Blue to fake taxi romps". It describes an unassuming unit inside a Hertfordshire depot that produces adult films and trains, in the paper's words, "the UK's next generation of audacious adult stars".
According to the article, the operation is run by Andy Lee, 37, a Dubliner who started in the industry in 2010 and who claims to be a multi-millionaire. The Sun reports that the course had produced more than 400 OnlyFans creators by 2025, two years after it began, and that he spent more than £220,000 converting a former apprentices' workshop into a studio with at least 22 sets. The article also notes that in 2020 he was forced to quit a £38,000-a-year council job after a boss was sent a link to an explicit video of him recorded a decade earlier.
What Lee says about Bonnie Blue
The Irish Sun reports that Lee has filmed with the Nottinghamshire-born star twice and holds her up as an example to his class. "The more people are talking about you and sharing your content, the more chance you're going to win," he is quoted as saying, calling her an "expert in rage-baiting". As quoted by the paper, Lee said that rather than describing herself as sleeping with 20-year-olds, she deliberately chooses more provocative wording such as "barely-legal teens", adding: "She knows what she's doing."
What was filmed there
According to the article, hundreds of scenes are filmed at the site every month. It names past "big hitters" as a viral HMP Wandsworth spoof, the Fake Taxi series and Bonnie Blue's controversial Australian Border Force video, and a photo caption says that infamous stars such as Blue have filmed at the venue.
The feature places Blue in the context of viral adult stars "dominating social media", describing her as known for sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours. It also repeats her claim that her performances earn her £1.58 million a month, a figure that is her own assertion as reported by The Irish Sun.
Why it matters
Lee's remarks, as reported, amount to a peer's account of the strategy behind Blue's fame: engineering outrage so that content is shared as widely as possible. That framing is consistent with the record of stunts on our timeline, including the event covered on our 1,057 men page, and with the earnings claims examined on our net worth page. For background on Blue herself, see the biography.
Sources
- The Irish Sun: "My VERY X-rated day at UK 'Porn University' behind internet's most notorious flicks... from Bonnie Blue to fake taxi romps", by Josh Saunders (15 Oct 2026)