The Masked Singer’s Abbie Chatfield receive bizarre messages from ‘thirsty men’ as she shows off her incredible figure in white lingerie: ‘These are killing me’
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She regularly posts selfies of herself modeling lingerie and bikinis.
And Abbie Chatfield received a barrage of bizarre messages from her male fans when she shared three photos of herself wearing white underwear on Thursday.
The Masked Singer judge looked phenomenal in a red and white cotton set from Chou Chou Intimates as she posed in her bedroom.
The TV and radio presenter also showed off her natural beauty by going make-up free and wearing her hair in natural curls.
She wrote in the caption ‘@chouchouintimates new cotton range is YUMMY!! Use my code ABBIELOVES for a 15% discount.
Abbie Chatfield received a barrage of bizarre messages from her male fans on Thursday when she shared three photos of herself wearing white lingerie
The innocent sponsored post elicited several eyebrow-raising comments from her male fans, including one that read: I must have been a good boy this year, Santa didn’t tell me my gift came early!’ and “holy crap girl, you were so amazing you gave me the hiccups.”
“Holy crap girl, you were so amazing you gave me the hiccups,” read another.
The comments didn’t go unnoticed either, with one of her followers commenting: ‘Omg all the comments from weird thirsty men about this are killing me.’
Abbie’s post comes after the former Bachelor star was hospitalized due to a kidney infection.
The Masked Singer host looked phenomenal in a red and white cotton bra and underwear set from Chou Chou Intimates as she posed in her bedroom
“I had a kidney infection and was basically in denial about how bad it was so I didn’t go to the hospital right away despite crying from the pain in my bladder and back,” she wrote in her caption.
Abbie said she had “UTI symptoms, back pain and nausea” before she was admitted.
“Also lol, second time in the hospital in a month so investigators need to figure out what’s wrong with me,” she added.
“I’m very sick in a place where none of my friends or family can visit me.”
She also modeled a matching T-shirt
Abbie concluded by explaining that AFAB women (assigned female at birth) “tend to minimize our pain. Most of the time.’
“This time I had someone with me advocating for my pain and it made such a difference,” she said.
If a urinary tract infection is left untreated, it can lead to kidney damage and even sepsis – a potentially fatal immune system response to an infection.
In most cases it can be treated quickly with a short course of antibiotics, which destroys the bacteria causing the problems.