Bonnie Blue’s mother-in-law, Gill Davidson, alleged in reports published in September and October 2025 that Blue and her team cut Oliver Davidson off financially. That claim has not been independently verified in the reporting reviewed, and the accounts of the couple’s separation differ. The reports do not establish whether either spouse has a legal financial claim or whether the divorce has since been finalized.
What did Bonnie Blue’s mother-in-law allege?
Gill Davidson, Oliver Davidson’s mother, told the Daily Mail that her son was “no longer on the payroll” and alleged that Blue and her team had cut him out financially, PerthNow reported on 1 October 2025. Davidson also said he had been told he had no financial claim because “it’s her body.” Those are Davidson’s allegations, not findings supported by financial records or a court ruling in the reports reviewed. PerthNow’s report and Us Weekly’s report both attribute the financial claims to her.
Davidson was reported to believe Oliver deserved a share of Blue’s earnings because of his alleged role in her career. Complex described this as Davidson’s position; it did not establish that Oliver was legally entitled to payment. Complex’s report
What has Bonnie Blue said about the separation?
Blue, also known as Tia Billinger, has described the breakup as the couple growing apart. Us Weekly quoted her saying, “We just naturally grew apart,” and that there was “no bad blood” or cheating or aggression in the relationship. The Tab also reported the difference between Blue’s account and Davidson’s description. Neither account, by itself, verifies what happened to Oliver’s compensation. Us Weekly · The Tab
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PerthNow reported that Blue had previously described Oliver as helping with behind-the-scenes tasks and said he would receive some money for that work. This reported description does not establish the amount, terms, duration, or whether any payments continued after the separation. PerthNow
Are Bonnie Blue and Oliver Davidson divorced?
Reports published on 29 September and 1 October 2025 said the divorce was not finalized or proceedings were ongoing at that time. That is a dated account, not confirmation of the couple’s status in October 2026. The reporting cited here does not provide a current court record. PerthNow · Us Weekly · Complex
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What is confirmed—and what remains unresolved?
- Reported allegation: Gill Davidson said Blue and her team cut Oliver off financially.
- Blue’s reported account: She described the separation as a natural growing apart and had earlier said Oliver would be paid for behind-the-scenes work.
- Not established in the reports: The couple’s actual financial arrangement, whether Oliver has a legal claim, whether a court has ruled, and the divorce’s current status.
Accordingly, the available reporting supports saying that Blue’s mother-in-law made the accusation—not that a financial cutoff or entitlement has been proven.
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