Abbie Chatfield recently announced that she was taking a break from all social media, only to return just five hours later.
The FBoy Island star, 29, shared the news that she was “deleting the apps” via her Instagram Story on Boxing Day, following a touching video of a gift exchange with her boyfriend, Adam Hyde.
In the video, Abbie began by acknowledging that some people might not care about her break, saying, “There will be people who will say, ‘Nobody cares.'”
“Just letting everyone know, if you care, that I won’t be on social media for another week,” he added.
Abbie explained that she hadn’t logged into her TikTok or Instagram accounts for several days and returned only to post the emotional Christmas gift video.
‘I’ve had like four days without logging in at all. I deleted the applications. I thought, ‘Chicks have to watch Adam’s video,’ but now I’m going to delete the apps again,” she revealed.
Abbie Chatfield recently announced that she was taking a break from all social media, only to return just five hours later.
Abbie encouraged her friends to reach out via text if they needed to reach her, while sharing that she was taking a break from social media due to the overwhelming negativity directed at her.
“I just want to get a break from everyone,” Abbie confided.
‘Not everyone, from someone who says something negative about me or to me every day. You know what I mean?’
Her social media hiatus was short-lived, however, as Abbie reposted to her Instagram Story just five hours after her exit video.
After sharing some quick Christmas-themed photos, Abbie posted two selfies showing off some jewelry.
One photo showed her wearing an embellished necklace from Australian designer Kaarme Jewels, while another showed off a pair of vintage earrings from Hail The Maison.
Abbie’s brief hiatus from social media comes after she broke down in tears upon receiving her heartfelt Christmas gift from her boyfriend Adam Hyde.
On Boxing Day, Abbie took to Instagram to share an intimate video of Adam handing her a horseshoe necklace.
The FBoy Island star, 29, shared the news that she was “deleting the apps” via her Instagram Story on Boxing Day, following a touching video of a gift exchange with her boyfriend.
Her social media hiatus was short-lived, however, as Abbie reposted to her Instagram Story just five hours after her exit video.
The family meaning of the jewelry is what excited the FBoy Island star.
The necklace, designed by Melbourne-based artist Millie Savage, is a replica of the one worn by Abbie’s late grandmother Carmel.
Abbie’s new piece was made even more meaningful with the inclusion of her and Adam’s birthstones.
When Abbie realized the meaning of the gift in the video, she was overwhelmed with emotion and struggled to find the words.
Captioning the sweet video, Abbie admitted that she had never felt so excited to receive a gift.
“I have never cried so much over a gift,” she wrote.
‘Adam never got to meet my grandmother, but he knows how much she means to me. My mom has worn my grandmother’s horseshoe necklace since she passed away.
Abbie also paid a sweet tribute to her grandmother and revealed that Carmel had been one of her strongest role models.
After sharing some quick Christmas-themed photos, Abbie posted two selfies showing off some jewelry.
Abbie’s brief hiatus from social media comes after she broke down in tears upon receiving her heartfelt Christmas gift from her boyfriend Adam Hyde.
“My grandmother was my favorite person in the world and a huge reason for the beliefs I hold so strongly,” he continued.
“She was an orphan who became a dentist in Queensland in the 1950s, 30 years before women could have bank accounts.”
She then praised her attentive boyfriend, who even enlisted the help of Abbie’s mother to make her dream gift a reality.
This is not the first time Abbie has decided to take a break from social media.
In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in the November US presidential election, Abbie tearfully announced that she would be leaving her social media platforms.
Abbie shared a short clip that showed her staring into the camera while a tweet was superimposed over the image that read: ‘I saw a tweet that said the only thing an American hates more than a rapist is a woman.’
Captioning the clip, Abbie revealed that the news of Trump ascending back to the White House was enough to make her step away from all internet-related media, even if only for a short period of time.
“That’s why it hurts (and so much more),” Abbie wrote. “Anyway, I won’t be on the internet for the next 2 days or so.”