Em RuscianoMeshel LaurieAbbie ChatfieldBrittany HockleyKyle Sandilands Yung Gravy. Laura Byrne hereFuckboy Island
It’s A LotDaily Mail Australia
Beautiful words, Em. Beautiful words.
It truly perplexes me that people are coming down on Chatfield for calling out gross behaviour and for her supposed hypocrisy in announcing her new BINGE series FBOY Island Australia. Why not direct that energy at the people who made the foul, slut-shaming comments in the first place? Why is no one coming for Kyle Sandilands in all of this?
What made Rusciano’s Story so intriguing was the fact she mentioned a “female comic” who told her she was being “thirsty” for supporting Abbie. She then posted a screenshot of said comment, which was from Meshel Laurie.
@meshel_laurie yeah pretty well I imagine. She’s fkn killing everything. Total powerhouse. Love to see it.”
Anthony Albanese
It’s A LotDaily Mail Australia“I understand that Brittany probably wants to put her best foot forward, not fuck anyone over, impress people, be a little good girl, don’t do anything to piss anyone off so you can get more opportunities,” she said.
“This really annoys me. Something I really think is a load of fucking bullshit is women having each other’s backs, and women don’t.
“And this is probably really controversial, but I’m going to say it because there are a lot of women who don’t have other women’s backs, and this is a major fucking example of it.” Look, she’s not bloody wrong. Ya can’t walk the walk if ya don’t talk the talk, as someone famous once said. Calarco also said the fact Hockley has a voice in the media via her podcast Life Uncut with Laura Byrne and gig at KISS FM, plus a large social media, makes the situation worse.“And I’m sick of people in the media, people who have podcasts, people who have some kind of social following, being all like, ‘Women support women! We love talking about women, we love supporting women,’ but then going and doing that,” she continued.
“It’s exactly like what happened to me on MAFS where people were like, ‘I’m not slut-shaming but let’s make a big deal about the fact she has an OnlyFans’. “Cut the crap. Women supporting women? It doesn’t happen a lot.” The third person to enter the discourse chat is Em Rusciano, who sounded off via her Instagram Story. I honestly cannot remember how people used to share opinions on stuff before that medium, but here we are. “If seeing Abbie Chatfield defend herself by pointing out shitty behaviour challenges you in anyway [sic] — CHECK YOUR INTERNALISED MISOGYNY,” she wrote. “A couple of days ago a female comic said I was ‘being thirsty’ because I defended Abbie, interesting that me championing another woman is deemed that huh? “Goes to show that a lot of the disempowerment is coming from inside the house. Let it be known that I’m electrified by her refusal to absorb and walk past the incorrect narratives some people have about her. “It’s bad ass. Especially for a woman in the media, I’d say it’s fkn revolutionary.”
Beautiful words, Em. Beautiful words.
It truly perplexes me that people are coming down on Chatfield for calling out gross behaviour and for her supposed hypocrisy in announcing her new BINGE series FBOY Island Australia. Why not direct that energy at the people who made the foul, slut-shaming comments in the first place? Why is no one coming for Kyle Sandilands in all of this?
What made Rusciano’s Story so intriguing was the fact she mentioned a “female comic” who told her she was being “thirsty” for supporting Abbie. She then posted a screenshot of said comment, which was from Meshel Laurie.
Laurie later clarified she “wasn’t being bitchy” and is “fully team Abbie”, and meant that Chatfield is across everything, day and night.
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