Harrison Boon has reignited his feud with Abbie Chatfield and his on-screen ‘ex-wife’ Bronte Schofield as he cruelly branded them ‘unmarryable’.
The 2023 MAFS groom, 32, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share an array of controversial posts about The Bachelor star Abbie, 28, and other reality TV stars.
He was also slammed as ‘vile’ and ‘misogynistic’ after posting about a dating ‘danger zone’ for women of certain ages.
Harrison first shared screenshots of former MAFS brides’ dating profiles and posts about finding a match, including those of his on-screen ‘ex-wife’ Bronte and Sandy Jawanda.
He then shared an article about Abbie discussing her recent break-up as he wrote alongside the post: ‘Another unmarryable [crying laughing emoji].’
Harrison Boon has reignited his feud with Abbie Chatfield and his on-screen ‘ex-wife’ Bronte Schofield as he cruelly branded them as ‘unmarryable’
The 2023 MAFS groom, 32, took to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday to share an array of posts about The Bachelor star Abbie, 28, and other reality TV stars
Responding to his post, Abbie took to her own Instagram Stories to ask her followers to send them what Harrison had said about her, as she seemingly didn’t have access to his Instagram page.
Harrison also shared a screenshot of MAFS’ Lyndall Grace tearfully announcing her break-up from her boyfriend of five months, writing alongside the picture: ‘Sucks for you Lyndall.
‘At least you haven’t embarrassed yourself by saying over and over again how much better he was than Cam,’ he added sarcastically.
‘Now you can join the rest of the unmarryables on Hinge,’ he added.
Harrison – who is dating Gina Ha – was also accused of being ‘misogynistic’ as he shared a brazen statement about the ‘danger zone’ for women being between ’27 and 35 years of age’.
He has been slammed as ‘vile’ and ‘misogynistic’ after branding Abbie and an array of former MAFS brides as ‘unmarryable’ and posting about a dating ‘danger zone’ for women
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He then shared an article about Abbie discussing her recent break-up as he wrote alongside the post: ‘Another unmarryable [crying laughing emoji]’
Responding to his post, Abbie took to her own Instagram Stories to ask her followers to send them what Harrison had said about her, as she seemingly didn’t have access to his Instagram
He wrote: ‘You ladies might have avoided accountability on MAFS but karma is a ‘b***h’. The market ain’t buying what you’re selling and you’re running out of time.
‘All the emotional support you get from feminist echo chambers on Facebook and Instagram clearly aren’t filling that void. Best of luck though. You can always adopt a dog?’
He added on his Stories: ‘I’m gonna get cancelled for this [crying laughing emojis],’ in response to a fan as he brushed off the social media uproar.
Harrison doubled down on his remarks in an Instagram Live where he spoke about the women who he branded as ‘the unmarryables’ and gave his thoughts on how men and women are ‘valued’ differently in the ‘sexual marketplace’.
He said: ‘What makes a woman unmarryable? Good question you might have asked. They’re missing, I would say, three of the four things that make them valuable in the marketplace – youth, beauty, character and values.’
His slew of controversial comments prompted outrage online, with a whole host of former MAFS stars taking to social media to respond to his ‘sexist’ posts.
Harrison first shared screenshots of former MAFS brides’ dating profiles and posts about finding a match, including those of his on-screen ‘ex-wife’ Bronte and Sandy Jawanda
Harrison also shared a screenshot of MAFS’ Lyndall Grace tearfully announcing her break-up from her boyfriend of five months, writing alongside the picture: ‘Sucks for you Lyndall’
Harrison – who is dating Gina Ha – was also accused of being ‘misogynistic’ as he shared a brazen statement about the ‘danger zone’ for women being between ’27 and 35 years of age’
His slew of controversial comments prompted outrage online, with a whole host of former MAFS stars taking to social media to respond to his ‘sexist’ posts
Harrison shared a screenshot of people branding him as ‘vile’ in a slew of DMs, as he wrote alongside the image: ‘The unmarryables are in my DMs. Ladies let’s discuss this live. Sending me abusive messages is low value behaviour and only proves my point.’
Harrison’s MAFS ‘ex-wife’ Bronte responded to his comments about her in a series of enraged posts after he reignited their ongoing feud.
She wrote on her Stories: ‘I don’t want to give this particular person much airtime, he probably has about four years left with hair lol so he’s truly one to talk about a ‘timeline’ but I love my girls, so much!
‘Your relationship status and age doesn’t determine your self worth, ever.’
‘Being single is also a choice, a choice most of us made to HEAL from men like him and not to project the hurt they inflict on to our next partner,’ she added.
In a follow-up video, she also slammed her ex for still talking about her more than a year after the show.
Harrison’s MAFS ‘ex-wife’ Bronte responded to his comments about her in a series of enraged posts as she joined her co-stars in slamming him after he reignited their ongoing feud
She fumed: ‘Seriously, like you’re in a relationship, cool, do you want a f**king medal, no one asked! Not one single person asked. Shut up!’
His latest comments have reignited his feud with Brooke, who he has previously slammed over her OnlyFans career in vulgar posts.
Meanwhile, Tahnee Cook also took to her Instagram to share a lengthy post calling Harrison out on his ‘misogynism’ as she slammed him as ‘disgusting’.
Sharing his slew of posts, she wrote: ‘Jumping on here to address something gross I saw on socials this week. Swipe across to see.
‘Being on MAFS was an intense experience for everyone and even immensely harder for those who put their hearts on the line to have it broken so publicly in front of the world. I love these girls so much and I won’t allow them to be spoken about in such a gross tone.
‘Anyone that shares these same views is a misogynistic pig and you should run as far away as you can. The sentiment that woman are no value to men when they hit a certain age it’s just disgusting.
She slammed her ex for still talking about her more than a year after the show as she urged him to ‘shut up’ in response to his posts
MAFS alum Tahnee Cook also took to her Instagram to share a lengthy post calling Harrison out on his ‘misogynism’ as she slammed him as ‘disgusting’
‘How are we in 2024 with people still holding these beliefs? It is no longer normalised to stay in unfulfilling and toxic relationships in fear of being undesirable. Your age doesn’t determine your worthiness of love.
‘These same men will date women significantly younger than them because they feel they can control them and mould them into who they want them to be.
‘These same men want a girl who’s adventurous in the bedroom but only with them and hasn’t been with anyone else.
‘These same men want you to be beautiful but don’t show it off too much to bring attention to yourself because you’re theirs and not for anyone else.
‘These same men don’t want you to be more successful than they are because that threatens their ‘masculinity’.
She hit out at Harrison in a very lengthy statement and flocked to her co-stars’ defence, with Harrison commenting a response beneath her post
‘If we are ‘unmarryables’ then who fkn cares. We don’t base our worth on the beliefs of disgusting men anyway.
‘Anyone who is happy and unbothered doesn’t have the time to drag people down like this.. Love my girls. P.S I’ve never seen a guy with a good hairline talk shit about women. Hot guys are feminists.’
Responding to Tahnee’s fuming post, Harrison simply commented: ‘Nice to see all the unmarryables together in one post,’ as he added fuel to the fire.
Season 10 MAFS bride Sandy, whose post Harrison shared in his online rant, backed up Tahnee as she called him out on his behaviour.
Season 10 MAFS bride Sandy, whose post Harrison shared in his online rant, backed up Tahnee as she called him out on his behaviour
Re-sharing Tahnee’s post, she penned: ‘I was torn about sharing this because it’s disappointing and I didn’t want to give ‘him’ a platform.
‘I try not to engage with people that can’t be kind and considerate, but this also needs to be called out.
‘What ‘he’ fails to see is that some of us chose to work on ourselves and process the trauma of what we went through instead of looking to another person to validate us.’
Harrison declined to comment when contacted by Daily Mail Australia.
