Married At Frist Sight’s Dean Wells slams Abbie Chatfield for speaking of “colonial monarchy”.

Dean Wells lashed out at Abbie Chatfield on Saturday for sharing her views on the “colonial monarchy” following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Married At First Sight groom, 44, ranted to his followers about the aspiring radio host, 27, and everyone else who agreed with her.

He made a lengthy post on his Instagram telling everyone who shared Abbie’s take on “STFU.” [shut the f**k up] and go back into the bush’.

Dean Wells, 44, (pictured) lashed out at Abbie Chatfield, 27, on Saturday for sharing her views on the “colonialist monarchy” following the death of Queen Elizabeth II

“To all the people whining about ‘colonialism’ from their iPhones that run on electricity, using a written language, from a building that has running water, plumbing, air conditioning and all the other modern conveniences that the… western civilization has provided for all of us to live the most comfortable, prosperous, secure and privileged life of any human being in all of history… Please, dear STFU, go back to life in the bush,” he wrote.

Dean then shared a picture of the Bachelorette star with a caption over her face that read, “This includes this absolute POS [piece of s**t].

“The lack of awareness of the most basic historical facts is astounding.”

The Married At First Sight groom ranted to his followers about the aspiring radio host and everyone else who agreed with her

The former executive creative director didn’t follow up with facts that contradicted Abbie’s testimony.

Abbie shared her thoughts on Her Majesty’s death in an Instagram video captured in her bed on Friday morning, shortly after waking up to the news.

She first said the Queen’s death was “obviously sad” for the royal family, before speaking out against colonialism and the monarchy.

He made a lengthy post on his Instagram telling everyone who shared Abbie’s take on “STFU.” [shut the f**k up] and go back into the bush

Abbie, a former Bachelor contestant whose sudden rise to fame has landed her lucrative deals with Hit Network and Channel 10, then expressed concern that the Prince of Wales was killing King Charles III.

She said the Queen’s eldest son was not “competent” or “kind” enough for the role – and physically gagged at the idea of ​​Britain and the Commonwealth having a king in modern society.

Australia joins much of the world in mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II as her death marks the first change of head of state in more than seven decades.

Dean then shared a picture of the Bachelorette star with a caption over her face that read, “This includes this absolute POS [piece of s**t]. The lack of awareness of the most basic historical facts is astounding.

A statement from Buckingham Palace early Friday (AEST) confirmed the death of the 96-year-old.

“The Queen died peacefully in Balmoral this afternoon,” Buckingham Palace said.

“The King and Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral tonight and return to London tomorrow.”

Australia joins much of the world in mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II as her death marks the first change of head of state in more than seven decades. (Shown here receiving flowers from school children waving flags after the Commonwealth Day Service in Sydney March 2006)

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