Olivia Frazer is set to take part in a record-breaking effort on Channel Seven’s breakfast show, Sunrise.
The former Married At First Sight star is taking on the world record for the longest Nutella pizza alongside the show’s hosts.
The event, which will be held on January 21, will raise money for the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
Fans attending the show will be served over 4000 free slices of Nutella pizza as part of the effort.
Also taking part are My Kitchen Rules stars Janelle Halil and Monzir Hamdin, MasterChef contestants Depinder Chibber and Linda Dalrymple and Bachelor star Thomas Malucelli, among others.
Olivia Frazer (pictured) is set to take part in a record-breaking effort on Channel Seven ‘s breakfast show, Sunrise
It comes after Olivia deactivated her Instagram this month after claiming online trolls had made her life miserable.
Bronte Schofield, 28, from season 10 of MAFS, has stepped up to slam the bullies who have been hounding Olivia, 30, over the past two years.
Posting to her Instagram, Bronte called Olivia’s online attacker’s ‘disgusting’ and ‘out of control’.
She also made reference to Olivia’s notorious feud with Domenica Calarco, and implied that fans saw a manipulated version of reality.
The former Married At First Sight star is taking on the world record for the longest Nutella pizza alongside the show’s hosts (pictured)
‘The amount of hate I have seen towards an individual [Olivia] after a highly edited and manipulated show is like nothing I’ve ever seen before. It is out of control,’ she said.
Bronte also made it clear she will ban any trolls from her own social media.
‘You aren’t a hero for commenting on someone’s post with such hatred; you’re a straight-up loser; anyone who comes for me for anything Liv did will be straight-up blocked.
‘Stop seeking validation at the expense of someone’s mental health. It’s disgusting.’
It comes after Olivia deactivated her Instagram this month after claiming online trolls had made her life miserable
Olivia recently broke into tears after receiving an onslaught of online abuse earlier this week.
The star shared a number of cruel comments from trolls to her Instagram Stories before weeping in a series of videos.
‘Honestly, honestly I’m so f***ing sick of having to defend myself,’ she said tearfully.
‘It’s two years later, I’ve put in so much work for people to see that the show was not me. And I’m just really sick of it.’
Olivia advised people to be ‘nicer on the internet’ because, ‘it really does affect people and it shouldn’t’.
Bronte Schofield (pictured) from season 10 of MAFS, has stepped up to slam the bullies who have been hounding Olivia, 30, over the past two years
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