Abbie Chatfield says she's 'not depressed' now that she's off radio… after quitting her 'exhausting' Hit Network show
Abbie Chatfield has claimed that hosting a radio show caused her to become depressed.
The media personality, 28, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to update her fans on her recently improved mental state.
“Now that I'm not doing radio anymore (thank f***) and I'm actually happy and not depressed, get ready for OG Abbie content again,” she said in the video.
“I'm just posting all the time, all my thoughts. Because I'm single, I no longer have night work. I'm ready. I'm eating frozen grapes on the couch and posting.”
The podcaster then said she will be doing more political commentary and returning to “Covid Abbie” now that she no longer has a radio career.
Abbie Chatfield has claimed that hosting a radio show caused her to become 'depressed'. The media personality, 28, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to update her fans on her recently improved mental state. Pictured
Last year, Abbie announced she was walking away from her hit Hit Network show Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfield.
She decided to put the grueling gig behind her and focus on her podcast It's A Lot with Abbie Chatfield.
She also claimed that she wanted to spend more time on her budding television career and her personal life.
“Now that I'm not doing radio anymore (thank f**k) and I'm actually happy and not depressed, get ready for OG Abbie content again,” she said in the video
Abbie announced her departure from radio in an Instagram post, insisting she was 'happy' with her decision and looking forward to the future.
“I just need to put my energy into projects that bring me joy and that energize me, rather than exhaust me,” she explained at the time.
'I'm also looking forward to being with my friends and family! Always a bonus.'
Last year, Abbie announced she was walking away from her hit Hit Network show Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfield
Abbie insisted she was 'happy' with her decision and looking forward to the future. “I just need to put my energy into projects that bring me joy and that energize me, rather than exhaust me,” she explained at the time.
The Masked Singer judge also said she wanted to make room for newcomers to the radio industry to have a seat at the table.
“It's also time to give someone else an opportunity who would value and appreciate this opportunity more than myself. I have so much on, and daily radio takes up so much of my time. “I just wasn't having a good time in that environment every day,” she said.
Abbie emphasized that it was solely her decision to end the show and insisted that her podcast would still be hosted by the network.