Abbie Chatfield lets her natural beauty shine during a makeup-free walk in Tamarama – after being forced to cancel her live show due to low ticket sales

Abbie Chatfield enjoyed a relaxing stroll in Sydney on Saturday.

The 29-year-old started her weekend healthy with a walk with her dog in Tamarama.

The podcaster and Fboy Island host wore no makeup, allowing her natural beauty to shine through.

Abbie opted for a black crop top that accentuated her full breasts, paired with loose shorts.

She wore dark sneakers with socks and put on sunglasses to protect herself from the bright light.

The reality star wore her curls in a ponytail and carried a number of items, including a coat and a bag.

She seemed relaxed yet rushed as she walked down the street with her dog on a leash.

This comes amid news that Abbie has cancelled one of her upcoming live shows due to poor ticket sales.

Abbie Chatfield (pictured) enjoyed a leisurely stroll in Sydney on Saturday

On Tuesday, she shared the bad news via her Instagram Stories, telling her fans that she will no longer be continuing her lecture tour to Port Macquarie.

“I have some very bad news for Port Macquarie and that is that we have had to cancel the show,” she began.

“We had to make a decision yesterday on the numbers. It would actually cost me more to go to Port Macquarie… it would actually cost me money,” she continued.

‘I’m really sorry we’ve had to cancel. I’m obviously very upset but you can get tickets to Newcastle even though it’s three hours away so yeah, I’m really sorry.’

Abbie continued: ‘I was hoping to sell more tickets but we didn’t sell enough tickets so I have to cancel the show in Port Macquarie.’

The 29-year-old started her weekend healthy as she went for a walk with her dog in Tamarama

The podcaster and Fboy Island host wore no makeup, allowing her natural beauty to shine

Abbie opted for a black crop top that showed off her full bust, paired with loose shorts

The TV star told those who had purchased tickets that they would receive a refund via email and encouraged them to also buy tickets for her other performances.

“If you would like to get tickets to other shows that would be great, but I will have to decide which ones to cancel eventually. I apologize to everyone who bought tickets,” she concluded.

Earlier this month, Abbie announced that she will be presenting her Trauma Dump Tour in regional centres across Australia in October and November.

She will share her tumultuous relationship history with her fans at locations in Tasmania, New South Wales, Queensland, the Northern Territory and Victoria.

Abbie posted on social media that her new live show will kick off in Hobart in October.

She wore a pair of dark sneakers with socks and wore sunglasses to protect herself from the bright sun.

The reality star wore her curls in a ponytail and carried a number of items including a coat and a bag

This marks the second time in a year that Abbie has hit the road with the Trauma Dump Tour, following a successful run of performances in 2023.

“I had so much fun confronting you all with my trauma that I wanted to make the tour regional!!!,” Abbie explains in her post.

‘Same show as last year, perfected for my regional bby’s!… Can’t wait to see you all.

The outspoken social media star also let fans know that pre-sales for the tour will open on Friday, August 2 at 12pm ET.

Abbie added a new tour poster to her post, which shows the former Bachelor star posing in a short pink dress with a plunging neckline in a theater.

The caption read: ‘The Trauma Dump Tour goes regional.’

Last year, Abbie amazed her fans with her candid live chats in which she shared vulnerable stories about her long love history.

She seemed relaxed but rushed as she walked down the street with her puppy on a leash

It comes amid news that Abbie has cancelled one of her upcoming live shows due to low ticket sales

A highlight of the show is the interaction between Abbie and her live audience via text message.

Abbie’s tour kicks off on October 11 in Hobart, before hitting Canberra on October 18, followed by a gig in Thirroul on the New South Wales South Coast on October 19.

The controversial TV presenter will then travel to Queensland for a show in Caloundra on October 23 and the Gold Coast on October 24.

She then travels to Victoria for shows in Warragul on November 1, followed by Geelong on November 2 and Ballarat and Bendigo on November 8 and 9.

Next up for Abbie is a show in Newcastle, NSW on November 16, followed by the now cancelled Port Macquarie gig on November 17.

The influencer will conclude the tour with a show in Cairns, Queensland on November 22, followed by a final performance in Darwin on November 23.