Abbie Chatfield hit out at fellow Bach stars Holly Kingston and Jimmy Nicholson after explaining why they would not participate in OnlyFans.

Fellow Bach star Abbie Chatfield has slammed Jimmy Nicholson and Holly Kingston after disclosing why they won’t sign up for OnlyFans.

Reality stars joining OnlyFans for empowerment was “a load of crap”, according to Nicholson, and people should donate to charity if they want to feel empowered.

In an Instagram Fan Q&A on Wednesday, the couple said they would not be joining the subscription-only platform, which frequently features pornographic content because they want to be “role models to future generations”.

Abbie, a radio presenter and feminist voice, responded with a fiery retort: “No one actually asked you about the morality of Only Fans or sex work,” she said.

“It felt like you were using this as an opportunity to talk about you dismissing OnlyFans.”

Masked Singer judge, 26, said the couple’s claim that other reality stars use fame to sell nudes online is similar to how they went from The Bachelor to full-fledged influencers.

“In essence, you are saying if you do this, it’s not good, you’ve just leveraged off your reality TV experience – which is exactly what we have done… We commodify content,” she explained.

“In this regard, in your opinion, people are leveraging off their reality TV experience to make money… I do not see how influencing would be any different in that regard from sex workers.”

According to her, promoting products such as skincare and things you must ingest and try out is akin to using your body to sell a product.”

“You only had to say ‘Not for us, but all the power to you,'” she said.

“To say that it’s ‘female empowerment’ shows that it’s ‘just the chicks from these reality shows getting a cash grab’.”

She also noted that the statement did not acknowledge the privilege they hold. “Sex work is done for a variety of reasons, including to earn money for survival. Ironic coming from influential people… and people who go to private schools in Sydney and live in Bondi.”

Abbie criticized Jimmy for suggesting people should donate to charity to feel empowered and “be a role model” for young fans. Jimmy’s comment made charity work seem like the “antithesis” of sex work, as if it is a sin.

Role models don’t have to be pious; they don’t have to be womanly; they don’t have to be classy… You can be a sex worker and be a role model.

You can be a non-sex worker and be a complete f***ing Liberal voting piece of sh*t,” she shot at the 32-year-old pilot, whose exquisite Sydney northern beaches family home featured during his Bachelor season.

On Instagram, Jimmy and Holly addressed whether they would follow in the footsteps of MAFS couple Olivia Frazer and Jackson Lonie.

It is a question we often receive, and we figured now would be a good time to answer it once and for all,” Holly explained. “I have no judgment against those who have OnlyFans, but I think there has been a trend of people selling nudes online after leaving reality shows.”

“Female and male empowerment” is not why people join the platform, Jimmy claimed. “That’s a bunch of crap, in my opinion. The future generations should look up to you as a role model.

Start a charity, contribute to breast cancer or prostate cancer awareness if you want to celebrate male or female empowerment,” he added. I think it’s a way to grab money, and you should consider what an example you’re setting for your children.”

According to Holly, normalizing the sale of naked photos online does not empower either men or women. That’s okay with me. It will not be something we do.

Abbie sent Holly a private message seeking an apology for their “lack of understanding” regarding sex work. Holly did not reply. Jimmy “sticks by his opinion” after she spoke to him on the phone.

Her tone of voice resembled what she imagines a father saying to a child to get them into trouble, but we made light of the fact that she has never had a father; as a result, she didn’t react to it.