The Masked Singer: Abbie Chatfield reveals the best thing about being famous

There are many perks to being famous.

In addition to having plenty of money in the bank, you get invited to swanky red carpet events and people recognise you everywhere you go.

But for TV and radio host Abbie Chatfield, the best thing about her celebrity career so far hasn’t been related to fame or fortune.

She revealed on Wednesday that her friendship with Chrissie Swan was her ‘favourite thing to come out of this career’.

The pair met as judges on The Masked Singer Australia this year, after Abbie had admired Chrissie as a broadcaster for years.

The podcast host, 27, shared a tribute to the Big Brother alum on Instagram, posting a gallery of photos of the pair bonding behind the scenes.

She revealed on Wednesday her friendship with Chrissie Swan (right) was her ‘favourite thing to come out of this career’. The pair met as judges on The Masked Singer Australia this year

‘How lucky am I to have found a friendship with such a beautiful soul?’ she wrote.

‘I think my friendship with @chrissieswan is my favourite thing to come out of this career.’

Abbie continued: ‘I’ve always admired her from afar, but now I get to do it up close! Love you, chook.’

Chrissie, 48, responded in the comments section: ‘Feels like family. What a gift! Love you too, chook.’

‘How lucky am I to have found a friendship with such a beautiful soul?’ she wrote. ‘I think my friendship with @chrissieswan is my favourite thing to come out of this career’

The two women formed a close bond filming The Masked Singer this year, alongside fellow celebrity guessers Mel B and Dave Hughes.

Abbie has had a meteoric rise to fame since placing runner-up on The Bachelor in 2019. 

Following the success of her podcast It’s a Lot, she has become one of Australia’s most in-demand media personalities, with her own radio show on the Hit Network and various television gigs.

The two women formed a close bond filming The Masked Singer this year, alongside fellow celebrity guessers Mel B (left) and Dave Hughes (centre right)

Abbie has had a meteoric rise to fame since appearing on The Bachelor in 2019. Following the success of her podcast It’s a Lot, she has become one of Australia’s most in-demand media personalities, with her own radio show on the Hit Network and various television gigs