FBOY Island Australia host Abbie Chatfield reportedly “refused to speak to” 2024 leading lady Ally Woodfall after her “awful” behaviour on-set.
The chaotic second season of Binge’s hit dating show finished airing on September 30, with Ally, Nicole Mitrov and Krystal Thomas finding their (momentary) happily ever afters.
While the show finished on a high, insiders have dished that things were a tad more “tense” on set, especially when it came to Ally.
As reported in episode 421 of the So Dramatic! podcast, one production source said the 27-year-old “was awful to work with and had multiple tantrums on set”.
“She would scream, throw things, stomp her feet and constantly hold up production… Ignore them if she didn’t get her own way,” they said, adding that at one point that Ally “refused to go n set for over an hour [because] of her dress one day”.
“She was so awful and rude to them and acted like she was better than them and would order them around like slaves. She was just vile.” Yikes.
The FBOY Island source also alleged that Ally “bullied one particular producer so badly” that they “had to be taken off the job”.
They added that “no one on the show liked her”, including her suitors — and that explains why Chad Homan hightailed it out of there during the finale!
Fboy Island Australia‘s Abbie Chatfield ‘was disgusted’ by Ally Woodfall’s behaviour
According to the insider, Ally’s behaviour really put host Abbie offside.
“It was very awkward when they had to film scenes together because Abbie couldn’t stand her, and she struggled to hide that,” they claimed. “Abbie hasn’t spoken to her since filming the finale and stopped all communication with her.”
Given that Abbie “is very professional, takes her job really seriously, and treats all of the crew with respect,” the media icon was “disgusted” by Ally’s actions.
“Even at a recent press event for the show, Abbie refused to speak to her. She thinks she’s horrible. She loves Nicole and Krystal, though, and has been in contact with them since filming,” the source continued.
“Nicole and Krystal also don’t like Ally, but they’ve had to pretend they do to keep up appearances for the show because it wouldn’t be good for the leading ladies to be on bad terms given the show is all about female power and solidarity.” Mic drop!
In addition, the tea spiller predicted that Ally “put on a bit of an act during casting.”
“Because she ended up being completely different to who she was.”
And what do people say about reality TV not really being “reality”?
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