ABC is hacked as photos of porn stars are shared to national broadcaster's Facebook page
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The ABC News Facebook page briefly featured an image of adult model and OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue as its cover photo, in what is believed to be a hack.
Around 1pm on Tuesday, the national broadcaster’s official Facebook page displayed a photo of Blue kneeling, with her name written in white liquid across her forehead.
The image remained online for about 20 minutes before it was taken down. After its removal, the ABC Facebook page was left without a cover photo.
Another image shared in the series featured a glossy headshot of fellow adult entertainer Lily Phillips.
A third post showed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese mid‑bite as he tackled an oversized sausage roll.
An ABC spokesperson confirmed the post was due to ‘unauthorised access’ to the account.
‘Earlier today, a compromised staff account led to unauthorised access to the ABC News Facebook page, with several images briefly posted,’ they told Daily Mail.
‘The page was swiftly secured, the images removed, and we have launched an investigation to review and strengthen our security measures.’
The ABC's Facebook page showing an image of Bonnie Blue in the cover photo
An image of another OnlyFans model Lily Phillips (pictured) was also uploaded to the site
A third image uploaded by the hacker was Prime Minister Anthony Albanese eating a sausage
The posts drew a number of reactions in the short time they were uploaded.
'New host of Q&A?' one person joked under the uploaded of the cover photo, referring to the ABC's now cancelled flagship series.
Blue shot to notoriety in 2025, when she claimed to have had sex with 1,057 men in a single day in an attempt to set a world record.
She was banned from Australia in 2024 over her plan to attend Schoolies schoolies week on the Gold Coast, after a Change.org petition was signed by tens of thousands of furious Aussies.
The image of Blue used as the cover photo was taken from the cover art of ‘Bonnie Blu’, a single released by American rapper Lil Mabu.
