Abbie Chatfield

He booked my flights, checked me into my flight, sent me my boarding pass.

booked an Uber when I got to the airport, got me to the hotel, took me upstairs, had it already organized.

We were going for food.

It was like, we're going to go down here now.

And he's like, we can go now.

We can go in an hour.

Are you hungry now?

I was like, I'm going to go now.

Then he took me to Cirque du Soleil, which may seem like a weird thing for me to be excited about, guys, but I'm actually quite a multifaceted person.

And Cirque du Soleil, have you seen it, Amy?

Well, well, well.

When it comes to Sydney, maybe we should do a team outing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We should do it.

Free tickets, please.

We'll do a little podcast about it.

When we were first friends...

Four years ago, I said to him, Cirque du Soleil cured my depression because Cirque du Soleil, I went there after, like it was during bachelor times, like 2019, and I went with mum and I was so depressed because I was getting trolls and I was getting, for the first time ever, I was getting trolling and abuse and harassment, getting yelled at on the street, getting, you know, turning on the radio and hearing radio people say that I'm the most hated woman in Australia and

And like it was just like crazy being 23 and suddenly having that happen.

So I was really depressed.