Amanda Goff, a columnist for the Daily Mail, has voiced skepticism regarding Abbie Chatfield's public expressions of distress over death threats. Goff alleges that Chatfield's current emotional displays are disingenuous, pointing to a past public disagreement between the two influencers as evidence.
Goff stated that Chatfield's "mask slipped" during their past conflict, suggesting a pattern of behavior that undermines her current claims of victimhood. She further insinuated that other influencers privately share her doubts about Chatfield's sincerity, referring to her expressed distress as "crocodile tears." This sentiment is echoed by Goff's observation that "leftie crusaders" who have previously engaged in aggressive public discourse now seem to advocate for "peace, kindness and calm" when it suits them.
Chatfield has publicly wept on ABC TV, detailing the online abuse she has faced. This has led to some public figures, like fellow Bachelor star Holly Kingston, offering support. However, Goff suggests that Chatfield's past actions, including a dispute with MAFS stars Ella Ding and Domenica Calarco, demonstrate a more complex character than the one currently presented.
Goff's commentary positions her as a critic of what she perceives as a selective application of outrage and victimhood by some public figures. She implies that Chatfield's public persona may not align with her private conduct or the reality of online discourse.