Serial reality star Abbie Chatfield has gone to town on a fan after they touched her ass without consent and harassed her during a night out.
Taking to TikTok from the front seat of her car on March 5, the 27-year-old gave her followers a stern warning from the get-go: “You do not own me just because you follow me. Just a reminder.”
Abbie — who is currently in the throws of hosting FBOY Island Australia — said she was on a rare night out with her workmates when the incident unfolded.
“I was dancing with the crew at the dance floor … shaking my arse to my friends, and this random stranger comes up and slaps my arse,” she said.
Explaining that a friend tried intervening by standing between Abbie and the perpetrator, the stranger then asked the TV star to dance. When she declined, the stranger gave a show of her middle finger.
“I then turned around and this person, a stranger, has now slapped my arse and then asked me to dance,” The Bachelor breakout star recalled.
“I said no — because they slapped my arse without consent — and then she has given me the finger in public with all her little friends laughing.”
Abbie Chatfield reveals she confronted the stranger about her actions
Abbie revealed she confronted the woman, who started crying and claimed not to know who the media personality was.
However, things reached new heights when Abbie realised the stranger’s friends were filming the interaction.
“All the crew saw it and I experienced it, and then she basically gaslit me and acted like a victim,” Abbie said.
“You cannot physically slap someone, ask them to dance, give them the finger, trying to impress your friends and then film me confronting you with your behaviour.
“It’s f*cked. I am so f*cking sick of this.”
@abbiechatfield You do not own me just because you follow me. Just a reminder.
♬ original sound – Abbie Chatfield
The TikTok amassed a bunch of support and analysis from fans, with countless followers backing Abbie in the comment section.
“The fact that you choose to share parts of your life doesn’t mean people are entitled to any more of your time or space,” one fan wrote. “I’m so sorry that happened.”
Another empathised: “It must be so hard for you to feel safe when out.”
“Absolutely horrible this happened,” a third penned. “Not ok!!! Feral person and her friends.”
The TikTok was a follow-up to a series of Instagram Stories that similarly detailed the incident.
“I let the ass smack slide,” Abbie noted. “But when you give me the finger for saying ‘no’ to dancing with you, then I have to tell you why what you have done is inappropriate, as clearly you have zero boundaries and do not see me as human.”
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