Harrison Boon has reignited his feud with Abbie Chatfield and his on-screen ‘ex-wife’ Bronte Schofield as he cruelly branded them ‘unmarryable’. The 32-year-old 2023 MAFS groom took to Instagram to share controversial posts about The Bachelor star Abbie, 28, and other reality TV stars. He was criticized as ‘vile’ and ‘misogynistic’ for posting about a dating ‘danger zone’ for women of certain ages. Harrison shared screenshots of former MAFS brides’ dating profiles, including Bronte and Sandy Jawanda, and criticized Abbie for discussing her recent break-up.
In response to Harrison’s posts, Abbie asked her followers to send her screenshots of what he had said about her since she was blocked from viewing his Instagram page. Harrison also sarcastically commented on MAFS’ Lyndall Grace’s break-up announcement. He was accused of misogyny after sharing a statement about women between 27 and 35 being in a ‘danger zone’. Despite facing backlash, Harrison brushed off the criticism and doubled down on his remarks in an Instagram Live, explaining why he considered certain women as ‘unmarryable’ based on their perceived value in the ‘sexual marketplace.’ Former MAFS stars responded to his comments online, slamming them as sexist.
Harrison shared screenshots of messages branding him as ‘vile’ and called the women criticizing him as ‘unmarryables’. His feud with Bronte was reignited as she responded to his comments about her, dismissing his opinions and emphasizing that self-worth is not determined by relationship status. She slammed Harrison for still talking about her over a year since they appeared on MAFS. Tahnee Cook also criticized Harrison for his ‘misogynistic’ comments, calling him ‘disgusting’ and urging women not to tolerate such behavior. Sandy, another former MAFS bride, backed up Tahnee’s statements, emphasizing the need to call out harmful behavior.
Responding to Tahnee’s post, Harrison continued to stoke the fire by making another derogatory comment. Tahnee emphasized that women should not base their self-worth on the opinions of men like Harrison and highlighted the double standards and control dynamics often present in such situations. She defended her fellow MAFS stars and condemned the beliefs perpetuated by individuals like Harrison. Sandy also chimed in, expressing disappointment in Harrison’s behavior and emphasizing the importance of personal growth and self-validation over seeking external validation from others. Despite the criticism, Harrison declined to comment when contacted by the press.
Overall, the ongoing feud between Harrison Boon and his former MAFS co-stars highlights larger issues of misogyny, double standards, and ageism that persist in society. The public response to Harrison’s comments demonstrates a growing intolerance for derogatory and harmful behavior towards women. The former MAFS stars have stood up against such attitudes, emphasizing that self-worth should not be dictated by external opinions. As the controversy continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up against misogyny and promoting respect and equality in all interactions.
