Several Australian celebrities have revealed why they were not attending the Logies this year.
Media stars such as reality TV host Abbie Chatfield, Jackie O Henderson and Kyle Sandilands were conspicuously absent from Australian TV’s night of nights.
FBoy Island host Chatfield, 29, previously revealed she would not be attending for a surprising reason.
“I’m not going. I don’t want to work for free, too stupid. So stupid! My boyfriend is coming home so I’ll probably have dinner at home,” she said. Yahoo Lifestyle.
On Monday, Abbie also shared a video on Instagram explaining in more detail her reasons for not going.
“I wasn’t nominated, so why would I go?” he said in a speech riddled with expletives.
Meanwhile, Jackie O Henderson, 49, and Kyle Sandilands, 53, reacted to Chatfield’s comments on Monday’s Kyle & Jackie O Show.
After playing the recording of the FBoy Island host’s rant, Kyle asked Jackie why she wasn’t going.
A number of Australian celebrities have revealed why they skipped the 2024 Logies awards. Media stars including reality TV presenter Abbie Chatfield, Jackie O Henderson (pictured) and Kyle Sandilands have candidly revealed their notable absence from the night of Australian television nights.
FBoy Island host Chatfield, 29, previously revealed she wouldn’t be attending for a surprising reason. “I’m not going. I don’t want to work for free, too much nonsense. So much nonsense! My boyfriend is coming home so I’ll probably have dinner at home,” she told Yahoo Lifestyle. Pictured: Abbie Chatfield
“I didn’t feel like going, that’s all. I really enjoyed it last year and had a great time,” she told her co-host, who also did not attend the ceremony.
After attending last year’s Logies, Jackie revealed she went straight from the after-party to work on the breakfast show.
In a video shared on social media at the time, the radio star told her followers she had “been up all night.”
On Monday, Abbie also shared a video on Instagram further explaining her reason for not attending. “I wasn’t nominated, why would I go?” she said in an expletive-filled speech.
Kyle shared Jackie’s reluctance to attend the awards show, but for a very different reason.
“I just can’t be bothered,” she revealed on Monday’s show after canceling her appearance at last year’s ceremony to stay home and care for her young son.
Kyle also revealed that Sam Pang replaced him with Dave Hughes as a form of revenge.
Meanwhile, Jackie O Henderson, 49, and Kyle Sandilands, 53, reacted to Chatfield’s comments on Monday’s Kyle & Jackie O Show. After playing the recording of the FBoy Island host’s speech, Kyle asked Jackie why she hadn’t gone. “I just didn’t feel like going,” she told her co-host.
“He got so angry that he brought Hughesy in. So it was all a waste of time,” he said.
Other stars curiously absent from the exclusive event included three-time Gold Logie winner Daryl Somers and Channel Nine veterans Eddie McGuire, Tracy Grimshaw and Sylvia Jefferies.
Event host Sam Pang, 50, mocked Somers’s facetious comments at last year’s ceremony, in which she said nominees could participate in an “auction” for a Logie award.
Kyle shared Jackie’s reluctance to attend the awards show, but for a very different reason. “I don’t feel like doing it,” he revealed on Monday’s show after skipping last year’s ceremony to stay home and look after his young son. Kyle also revealed that Sam Pang replaced him with Dave Hughes as a form of revenge. Pictured: Kyle Sandilands
“Australian television royalty Daryl Somers, who jokingly attempted to auction off the gold statuette among the seven nominees,” Sam began.
“Now, we’re not going to do that again this year… simply because last year it started as a live auction but ended as a silent auction.”
Meanwhile, several Married At First Sight stars were said to be “devastated” at not receiving an invite to the exclusive red carpet event.
This year’s extraordinary ceremony saw Channel Seven presenter Larry Emdur take home the coveted Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Australian Television Personality.
Taking to the stage at the Logies ceremony in Sydney, The Morning Show host had the crowd roaring, making light of the number of times his shows have been cancelled over the years and his wide range of questionable presenting work.
Meanwhile, New Zealand actress Rebecca Gibney has won TV Week’s Hall of Fame award in a landmark achievement.
