Free makeup Abbie Chatfield wears TINY shorts and crop top as she heads to a chilly Sydney cafe

She likes revealing clothes.

And even the cold couldn’t stop Abbie Chatfield from showing off her sexy curves this week.

On Thursday, the former Bachelor star stepped out into a very cold Sydney in a pair of tiny shorts and a crop top.

Don’t feel cold? Makeup-free Abbie Chatfield wore TINY shorts and a crop top as she headed to a chilly Sydney cafe with her pet dog on Thursday

Seemingly fresh from a gym session, the popular influencer and podcaster donned a bright green jacket over her gym suit.

Without makeup, she tied her curls into a casual bun and got her nails done in bright red.

The blonde bombshell was hanging out with her pet dog Marco, and at one point Abbie snapped a selfie of the couple as they stopped at a cafe.

Abbie chooses a glass of healthy green juice and sips her healthy drink when she gets home.

Striking: Seeming to have just arrived from a gym session, the influencer and celebrity spokesperson sported a bright green jacket over her gym suit

Cute! The yellow bombshell was joined by her pet dog Marco on the outing, and at one point Abbie took a selfie of the couple as they stopped at a cafe

Abbie recently weighed in on the lack of diversity on the upcoming season of The Bachelor Australia.

The Channel 10 show received backlash from celebrities and progressive media figures this week for casting ‘three straight white men’ in the lead roles.

Addressing the controversy during the Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfield radio show, the 26-year-old said she hopes one in three is bisexual.

‘I hope at least one of them is bisexual’: Abbie recently weighed in on the lack of diversity on the upcoming season of The Bachelor Australia

‘Why isn’t there a person of color?’ she asked co-host Rohan Edwards.

‘I hope at least one of them is bisexual. I just hope that something is going on here. ‘

‘Why are they all white?’ she continued, before pointing out that the suitor Jed McIntosh was only 25 years old.

“It’s too young to be a host where you have to settle down,” she said.

What diversity? ‘Why are they all white?’ Abbie asked, before pointing out that suitor Jed McIntosh (centre) is only 25 years old and ‘too young’ for the show

The Bachelor Australia has been criticized for its lack of diversity in the past, despite the first black Bachelor ever starring Blake Garvey in its second season in 2014.

It wasn’t until last year’s season 25 of the American version of The Bachelor that Matt James got an unlucky lead role.

The Aussie franchise attempted to fix its diversity problem last year by letting Fijian pilot Jimmy Nicholson star in season nine, while young native employee Brooke Blurton was The Bachelorette a few months later.

Brooke’s season also made history as the series’ first ‘odd’ season, with both men and women vying for her heart.

Remember me? The Bachelor brand attempted to fix its diversity problem last year by casting a bisexual indigenous woman Brooke Blurton (pictured) as The Bachelorette

Drummer Jed McIntosh will be fronting season 10 of The Bachelor alongside professional basketball player Felix Von Hofe and life coach Thomas Malucelli.

Fans online have reacted strongly to the announcement, with many criticizing the show for its ‘lack of diversity’.

‘Well, three different hair colors! Evolution!’ One wrote on Instagram, while another added: ‘Three bachelors but no diversity.’

Former Bachelorette Angie Kent mocked series about casting ‘cis het .’ [cisgender heterosexual] men,’ added: ‘Australia is not ready for diversity and change. ‘

Punkee journalist Tahlia Pritchard says she doesn’t think ‘three white men’ can ‘save the series’, while Buzzfeed’s Isha Bassi tweeted: ‘The Bachelor brand has nothing against placing POCs as a potential customer?’

Cast: Drummer Jed McIntosh (centre) will front season 10 of The Bachelor alongside professional basketball player Felix Von Hofe (left) and life coach Thomas Maluccili (right)

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