Abc'S Facebook Page Falls Victim To Hackers: Adult Stars And Sausage Rolls Make A Surprise Appearance

In an unusual twist of events, the ABC News Facebook page became the center of attention when it briefly showcased a risqué image of adult model and OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue as its cover photo. The surprising update, believed to be the result of a hack, occurred around 1pm on Tuesday, captivating viewers with the unexpected content.

The image in question depicted Blue kneeling, with her name artistically scrawled in white liquid across her forehead. This bold cover photo lingered for about 20 minutes before it was swiftly taken down, leaving the page temporarily without a cover image. "Earlier today, a compromised staff account led to unauthorised access to the ABC News Facebook page, with several images briefly posted," an ABC spokesperson explained to the Daily Mail.

In addition to Blue’s image, the hackers uploaded a glossy headshot of fellow adult entertainer Lily Phillips, as well as a humorous snapshot of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese tackling an oversized sausage roll. The unexpected posts prompted a flurry of reactions, with one commentator quipping about a new host for the now-cancelled Q&A series.

Bonnie Blue, who shot to fame in 2025 for her controversial attempt to set a world record by having sex with 1,057 men in a single day, has been no stranger to the spotlight. Her notoriety in Australia was further cemented when she was banned from attending Schoolies week in 2024 following a massive petition by outraged Australians.

The image used for the ABC's cover photo was derived from the cover art of 'Bonnie Blu', a single by American rapper Lil Mabu. As the investigation continues, ABC has promised to bolster its security measures to prevent future incidents of unauthorized access.