Abbie Chatfield has retracted her previous claim that she might give politics a go.
The Masked Singer star, 29, is well known for her outspoken and progressive views, but told fans this week that she will not be standing for parliament any time soon.
“I apparently said in some sort of context that I was going into politics,” she said on Instagram Stories on Friday.
“But I’ll be honest, this ADHD chicken is just chattering. I don’t know in what context I said this. I don’t know if it was a joke.
‘I just want you all to know that I am not considering entering politics.’
Abbie added: “These are the trials and tribulations of having ADHD in the media.”
Earlier this month, Abbie said she would consider becoming a politician if her career in reality TV he fell.
“I recently thought, ‘Maybe I should go into politics,’ but I’m tired. Maybe if FBoy Island Australia season 3 doesn’t happen!” Abbie said. The Sydney Morning Herald.
Abbie Chatfield (pictured) has backtracked on her previous claim that she might try her hand at politics. The Masked Singer star, 29, is known for her outspoken and progressive views, but this week she told followers that she will not be standing for parliament in the near future.
Chatfield added that she acquired her strong liberal values from being raised by her mother in a single-parent home.
“I’m amazed that people still live as if it were 1954, with women cleaning and men cutting meat. My mother is a very intelligent, articulate and progressive woman.
“Growing up with her, we’d watch the news and she’d say, ‘Isn’t it horrible the way these women are treated?’ We’d talk constantly. That helped me hone my debating skills.”
The brunette beauty then revealed the fun words she’d like engraved on her tombstone: “A QR code with ‘Stream FBoy Island Season 2 right now.'”
“Apparently, I said in some context that I was going into politics,” she said on Instagram Stories on Friday. “But I’m going to be honest, this ADHD chicken; I’m just blabbering. I don’t know in what context I said this. I don’t know if it was a joke.”
Chatfield previously revealed his huge paycheck for hosting the second season of dating series Binge FBoy Island Australia, and how it compares to his other jobs.
The Bachelor star explained in a series of TikTok videos that while hosting reality shows can be lucrative, the amount of money you make is “not as much as you think.”
“It’s a lot of money. It’s a lot of money, especially for a girl from Brisbane who didn’t have a car to learn to drive when I was in high school,” she said.
In another video, Abbie explained that while her TV and radio job offers may offer substantial rewards, the commitment may not be worth it, especially considering the potential earnings from social media.
“The money you’re offered for doing work on television, if you compare it to the time and energy it takes to get the same amount on social media, it’s really not worth it,” he added.
“Organizing a full season, which is months and months of work, still means pre-production and post-production. And the frantic period leading up to the weeks before (filming), with costume fittings, casting conversations, dates and calls with producers.”
Earlier this month, Abbie said she would consider becoming a politician if her reality TV career failed.