Abbie Chatfield grabs her bust as she shows off her ‘hot’ beach body in a skimpy bikini after quitting radio
Abbie Chatfield was enjoying the warm weather in Sydney on Sunday.
The 28-year-old looked sensational as she headed out for a beach day in a skimpy bikini.
She worked her angles in a video posted to Instagram, grabbing her bust as she showed off her figure in the bronze swimwear.
The barely-there bikini put Abbie’s incredible figure on display, with an audio playing of a woman’s voice saying, ‘that’s hot, oh yeah’.
Abbie recently announced she is walking away from her radio career.
Abbie Chatfield (pictured) was enjoying the warm weather in Sydney on Sunday. The 28-year-old looked sensational as she headed out for a beach day in a skimpy bikini
Despite the success of her Hit Network show Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfield, she is leaving behind the gruelling gig to focus on her podcast, her budding television career, and her personal life.
The announcement came one month after the former Bachelor star spent time in a Thai health retreat after suffering from burnout caused by an addiction to work.
Announcing her exit from radio in an Instagram post, Abbie insisted that she was ‘happy’ with her decision and was looking forward to the future.
‘I simply need to put my energy into projects that bring me joy and that energise me, rather than drain me,’ she explained.
She worked her angles in a video posted to Instagram, grabbing her bust as she showed off her figure in the bronze swimwear
The barely-there bikini put Abbie’s incredible figure on display, with an audio playing of a woman’s voice saying, ‘that’s hot, oh yeah’
Abbie recently announced she is walking away from her radio career
‘I’m looking forward to socialising with my friends and family as well! Always a bonus.’
The star also said that she wanted to make way for up-and-comers in the radio industry to have a seat at the table.
‘It’s also time to give someone else a go who would enjoy and appreciate the opportunity more than myself. I have so much on, and daily radio takes up so much time. I simply wasn’t enjoying myself day to day in that environment,’ she said.
Abbie stressed that it was solely her decision to end the show and insisted that her podcast will still be hosted by the network.
She also plans to continue doing her other shows, Fridayz Live and Australian Made.
‘I’m looking forward to socialising with my friends and family as well! Always a bonus’ she said
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