Abbie Chatfield reveals she will take to ‘Invasion Day’ marches on Thursday to protest Australia Day celebrations
Abbie Chatfield will take part in an ‘Invasion Day’ rally on Thursday to protest Australia Day celebrations.
The reality TV star, 27, shared a poster on Instagram showing where the protest marches would take place in Australian capitals and gave her support.
“The day of the invasion is tomorrow. See you at the steps,’ she wrote alongside the photo.
Abbie Chatfield (pictured) has revealed she will be taking part in an ‘Invasion Day’ march on Thursday to protest Australia Day celebrations
She added “always was, always will be” and asked her followers to message her if any of the moments changed.
Many of Abbie’s followers were quick to “like” her post, including The Project star Georgie Tunny.
It comes after Abbie criticized her slim figure in an interview with The Daily Telegraph earlier this month.
The reality TV star, 27, shared a poster on Instagram showing where protest rallies would take place in Australian capitals and threw his support behind it.
“I don’t think it’s anyone’s business why someone might have lost weight unless they voice it themselves unprompted,” she said.
“People on Instagram love to tell me when my own body changes, like I don’t have a mirror.”
She went on to insist that she is in good health and that weight loss isn’t always the result of a change in diet and exercise.
“The day of the invasion is tomorrow. See you at the steps,’ she wrote alongside the photo.
“Weight loss is due to a myriad of things…I’m very proud of my relationship with food and exercise,” she said.
Abbie revealed on her It’s A Lot podcast last year that stress makes her lose her appetite.
“I really have a hard time eating,” she said at the time.
“I have trouble finding time to eat, and then when I do find time to eat, I have real trouble chewing and swallowing. ‘
It comes after Abbie slammed talk about her slimmed down figure earlier this month
