Abbie Chatfield is clearly smitten with her boyfriend Adam Hyde.
In an Instagram post on Sunday, The Bachelor star shared a series of racy photos and videos from her night out at the Peking Duk performer’s DJ set at The Ivy in Sydney on Saturday.
The 29-year-old let loose at the nightclub during Adam’s set, twerking and writhing in videos captured by fans and shared to Abbie’s account.
In one lurid image, Adam bit the side of Abbie’s bust as they cuddled up backstage at the gig.
Abbie worked her angles in a red bra and matching sheer lace booty shorts, as well as a loose satin top.
She ensured her figure was on display as she gyrated on a podium before turning her back to the camera to show off her pert derrière.
‘SO PROUD OF YOU I LOVE YOU SO MUCH,’ Abbie wrote in her caption, addressing her boyfriend.
‘I’m your biggest fan forever,’ she added, before sounding off further in the comments below the slide show.
In an Instagram post on Sunday, Abbie Chatfield shared a series of racy photos and videos from her night out at boyfriend Adam Hyde’s DJ set at The Ivy in Sydney. Both pictured
‘This is so cringe,’ commented one troll, and Abbie was quick to reply, ‘So cringe to support the love of my life’.
It comes after Abbie hit back at claims her boyfriend Adam is ‘controlling’ as she opened about about their new romance.
She posted to Instagram to share a video detailing the one thing in particular she loves about her relationship with Adam.
In the footage, Abbie revealed that she loves it when Adam orders her food for her and her friends in a restaurant to take away from her ‘decision fatigue’.
She insisted she loves being a ‘princess’ in her relationship as she detailed all the things Adam will do for her, but her comments sparked a huge debate.
The 29-year-old let loose at the nightclub during Adam’s set, twerking and writhing in videos captured by fans and shared to Abbie’s account
‘This is so cringe,’ commented one troll, and Abbie was quick to reply, ‘So cringe to support the love of my life’
While some of her followers gushed over the kind gesture, others suggested that it sounded ‘controlling’, accusations Abbie didn’t shy away from firmly shutting down.
In the video, Abbie gave a candid insight into her relationship with the Peking Duk frontman as she details how much of a ‘mental load’ he takes off her.
‘I really love being a princess. I love not having to order my own meals at a restaurant, I don’t even look at the menu, I don’t need to look. I do for a little squeeze sometimes, this man orders for me,’ she shared.
‘He’ll order dinner, he’ll order dinner for me and my friends and it’s in the least controlling way, it’s so hot! He’ll make sure we have more rounds of drinks coming without us asking or wondering where things are.’
Abbie ensured her figure was on display as she gyrated on a podium
She explained: ‘He’ll go ”do you girls want me to order?”, we will go ”yeah”, he will order and then go to my friend and say ”did I miss anything, what do you reckon?” and she’ll go ”nah I think it’s pretty good”, he’ll go ”Abbie what do you reckon?”.’
Abbie said Adam will tell her what time she needs to leave the house, book flights for her and look up restaurants for her to go to, describing herself as the CEO in their relationship, while he is the manager.
‘I make no decisions, I can if I want to, he checks it’s OK with me. But he gets it done like 99 per cent of the time,’ she gushed.
In a caption, she added: ‘Hey did you all know that when you date someone it should take away from the mental load not add to it???? But you can still have autonomy and have a final say in decisions??? Pls stop mothering these men!!!!!!!!!!!!!!’
However, her remarks divided her fans as they w
ere quick to take to the comments section to share their thoughts, with some claiming it sounded ‘controlling’.
One penned: ‘I’m so utterly confused. How is a partner ordering for you at a restaurant a good thing? I’d see that as controlling. I understand decision fatigue, but can’t fathom someone deciding what I’m going to eat at a restaurant.’
While another added: ‘I agree I’d rather choose for myself thanks.’
