Lifestyle
Bonnie Locket Has All the Right Moves

Meet Bonnie Locket—a professionally trained dancer who is shaking her way to the top on Social Media.
Social media has created a generation of very wealthy millennials. Despite the saturation of the modeling industry online, a few elite influencers have found a way to break from the herd. Bonnie Locket is one of the elite. In only eight months, she earned a whopping $400,000 from her OnlyFans account alone! It has afforded her luxuries like high-end sports cars, vacations around the world, and the ability to upgrade her living quarters to a beautiful, spacious barn conversion. There are many reasons for her success, but one of them is down to her professional dance background. Her over one million Tik Tok followers and fans tune in to see fresh, entertaining dance videos that Bonnie posts regularly.
Some models merely pose and click. Their content is the unoriginal booty shot or cleaveage. However, Bonnie adds a lot more spice to her content by mixing in her impressive dance routines. “I love dance,” she says. “I’ve been doing it all my life and is one of my biggest passions.” Bonnie’s followers are treated to posts with her in hot, brightly-colored bikinis, lingerie, and workout gear. Through all her dancing, Bonnie maintains a curvaceous and enviable physique that has translated to luxuries most of us only daydream about.
One such luxury is supercars. Bonnie splurged on a Lamborghini Gallardo a few years ago when her webcam modeling began paying in dividends. Although her father would prefer her to earn a living through a more traditional career, he is happy for her success. “I love taking my dad out cruising in my latest cars,” she says, smiling. Since the Lamborghini, Bonnie has owned a Mercedes AMG GTS, and her current ride, a Ferrari California T. Aside from supercars, Bonnie is able to spoil her two dogs, which she calls the loves of her life, and also afford clothes, shoes, and trips galore. “I’ve been really lucky to have the kind of success I have in such a short time,” she says. “I never take any of it for granted.”
Property ownership is another love of Bonnie’s. A passion that has translated into a side business where she owns four rentals in Surrey. She enjoys buying and renovating homes to rent out to tenants, understanding how important having a home to love is for a person. Bonnie plans to grow the property business, and eventually buy a plot of land on which to build her own dream home.
It is not always easy being a high-profile online presence, though. Bonnie has been bullied, threatened, and called vile names by internet trolls. She says that it has required a thicker skin because that is the only way influencers can go the distance on social media. Bonnie says that initially, the comments got to her, but that now she understands it is all part of the game. “Online bullying is somewhat a part of the territory, but it’s not going to stop me from achieving my dreams.”
Bonnie has had professional acting, modeling, and singing jobs, and plans to do more of the same in the future. “I had a blast in the UK tour of “High School Musical,” she says. Bonnie has had a dancers’ agency in the past, and perhaps will dive into that again someday – although her immediate plans are focused on property developing. For now, she helps aspiring models get their start in the business with a webcam modeling agency. She genuinely has a heart for others and knows how hard it is to stay strong through the competition, trolling, and down times.
Bonnie has done an Ann Summers campaign, which she is very proud of, and continues to seek professional modeling opportunities. She spends her free time with her dogs, her family, and going out with her girlfriends.
To learn more about Bonnie, follow her on Instagram and Tik Tok.
Lifestyle
Why Classical Dance Is Thriving on Instagram

For centuries, classical dance forms like Bharatanatyam and Kathak have been treasured for their elegance, complexity, and storytelling prowess. But in recent years, these age-old traditions have found an unlikely stage: Instagram. From intricate mudras to rhythmic footwork, young dancers are captivating audiences worldwide, all in the span of a 60-second reel.
So, what’s fueling this revival of classical dance on a platform known for trends, filters, and viral challenges?
Instagram, with its visual-first format, has become an ideal space for artists to share their craft. Classical dance, rich in visual storytelling, translates beautifully into bite-sized performances that are accessible and engaging for modern audiences.
“Reels are short enough to grab attention but long enough to convey the essence of a classical piece,” says one of Spardha’s dance teachers, actively creating dance videos for the Instagram page of Spardha School of Music and Dance, an online platform for performing arts education. “You don’t need an elaborate stage or hours of performance; a simple backdrop and good lighting can bring your art to life.”
On Instagram, young dancers bring a fresh approach to traditional art. They skillfully blend classical compositions with trending audio tracks, often choreographing pieces that resonate with younger audiences.
These videos show how classical dance can be relevant in today’s world as young artists reinterpret popular songs in classical style. Such performances respect the tradition, make it accessible to a larger audience by making classical dance relatable.
Social media has also given classical dancers something they’ve never had before: a global audience. Platforms like Instagram allow Indian artists to reach audiences in the U.S., Europe, and beyond, fostering cultural exchange and appreciation.
And the feedback loop is immediate. Unlike traditional performances, which are confined to auditoriums and limited audiences, Instagram reels receive likes, comments, and shares in real time, creating a sense of community and encouraging more engagement.
The rise of online platforms for learning music and dance like Spardha School of Music and Dance has further fueled this trend. Spardha provides structured lessons in classical dance forms like Bharatnatyam and Kathak, and even Bollywood, making them accessible to young learners regardless of their location.
“Many of our students have taken what they’ve learned and showcased it online,” says a representative from Spardha. “It’s incredible to see them not just learn the art but also innovate and present it in ways that inspire others.”
By offering online classes, Spardha ensures that classical dance is no longer restricted to physical studios, enabling dancers to connect with their culture through dance no matter where they are in the world.
The success of classical dance on Instagram lies in its ability to blend heritage with modernity. The younger generation, armed with smartphones and a passion for preserving their roots, is making classical dance both aspirational and accessible.
Dance has always been about expression, and Instagram is just a new way of reaching people.
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