Tuesday 13 September 2022 11:23 PM Abbie Chatfield wears all-black after saying Charles isn't 'competent' enough ... trends now
She is no fan of the British Royal Family.
But Abbie Chatfield reflected the feeling of national grief on Tuesday when she stepped out in Sydney wearing an all-black ensemble.
The 27-year-old radio host, whose outfit choice was likely just a coincidence after the death of the Queen, looked effortlessly stylish in a loose shirt and short skirt.
Abbie Chatfield inadvertently reflected the feeling of national grief on Tuesday when she stepped out in Sydney wearing an all-black ensemble
She completed her look with knee-high boots, a gold necklace and earrings, and carried her belongings in a black designer handbag.
The sighting comes after the Masked Singer judge offered her piping hot take on the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Friday.
Abbie shared her thoughts on Her Majesty's passing in an Instagram video recorded in her bed that morning, shortly after waking up to the news.
The 27-year-old TV and radio host, whose outfit choice was likely just a coincidence, looked effortlessly stylish in a loose shirt and short skirt
She began by saying the Queen's death was 'obviously sad' for the Royal Family, but swiftly moved on to criticising colonialism and the monarchy.
Abbie, a former Bachelor contestant whose sudden rise to fame has seen her land lucrative contracts with the Hit Network and Channel 10, then expressed her alarm at the Prince of Wales becoming King Charles III.
She said the Queen's eldest son was not 'competent' or 'kind' enough for the role - and physically retched at the idea of Britain and the Commonwealth having a king in modern society.
She completed her look with knee-high boots, a gold necklace and earrings, and carried her belongings in a black designer handbag
The sighting comes after Abbie shared her thoughts on the Queen's death in an Instagram video recorded in her bed on Friday morning, shortly after waking up to the news
'Okay, so the Queen is dead,' a makeup-free Abbie began her selfie video.
'[It's] obviously sad that someone has died, sad for her family. The colonialism, not great; the monarchy, not my favourite thing in the world,' she added.
'But the thing I got a bit sick about is... I just saw a video that was, like, "King Charles made a statement..."' Abbie said, pulling a shocked facial expression.
'King? King?! King Charles?!
She began by saying the Queen's passing was 'obviously sad' for the Royal Family, but swiftly moved on to criticising colonialism and the monarchy. (Pictured: The Queen in the drawing room at Balmoral, Scotland, last Tuesday. She died at her estate on Thursday)
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'[It's] obviously sad that someone has died, sad for her family. The colonialism, not great; the monarchy, not my favourite thing in the world,' she said
'Also, from what I gather, he isn't very competent - not that they [the Royal Family] really do anything.
'He isn't very kind or competent. I don't really know, and I haven't good things about Charles.'
'Also, it isn't [the] 1700s. "The King"? Ew! Ew! Oh, my God. I knew this day was coming, but I don't like it. "King Charles..."' she added, retching as if about to vomit.
Abbie, a former Bachelor contestant whose sudden rise to fame has seen her land lucrative contracts with the Hit Network and Channel 10, expressed her alarm at the Prince of
