Olivia Frazer has broken down in tears after receiving an onslaught of online abuse.
The Married At First Sight star shared a number of cruel comments from trolls to her Instagram Stories before weeping in a series of videos.
‘Honestly, honestly I’m so f***ing sick of having to defend myself,’ the 30-year-old said tearfully.
‘It’s two years later, I’ve put in so much work for people to see that the show was not me. And I’m just really sick of it.
‘I just want to not feel like s**t for once. I want to go public and not feel apologetic like I’ve done something wrong all the time,’ she continued.
‘I’m just so sick of having to be on the defensive all the time. I really miss the life where I could just walk down the street and not feel judged. I’m really missing my old life,’ she added.
Olivia advised people to be ‘nicer on the internet’ because, ‘it really does affect people and it shouldn’t’.
‘And I know people are going to message me and be like, be tough, don’t let them win. But like sometimes they just f***ing do,’ she cried.
The former reality star said she felt, ’embarrassed because I’ve cried on the internet and I promised I would never cry in public again after MAFS’.
‘I’ve been dealing with it for two years, just haters hating me all the f***ing time and it’s just like it piles on,’ Olivia sobbed.
‘I just thought like, maybe if I put this out there it might stop, it might stop one person from writing one mean comment. You just don’t know what’s going to be the straw that breaks the camel’s back’.
In a further post she wrote: ‘And people wonder why my mental health yo-yos so dramatically and why I still talk about the negative impacts of MAFS.
‘There’s people there saying they’re glad my Dad passed away, that I’m disgusting, and threatening violence towards me. That one photo is 178 comments of pure hate and it’s literally not even my profile.
‘Anyone in the comments section should be ashamed of yourself. You’re worse in real life than what I ever was on a FAKE show’.
Olivia earlier admitted appearing on the Channel Nine dating show has ruined her career.
The former TV bride expressed her distress over the irreversible damage caused by her portrayal on the show.
‘I lost my whole career because of what they did to me on that show,’ Olivia told Love Is Blind star Nick Thompson on his Eyes Wide Open podcast.
Before becoming a reality TV star, Olivia was working as an admin assistant for the English department at one of Australia’s most prestigious schools.
This role, she believed, was setting her up for a promising future in education.
‘I was studying to be a teacher… preparing me to finish university and hopefully go work for them,’ she explained.
However, the dream job she had nearly secured before getting her teaching license was jeopardised by her stint on the show in 2022.
‘Because of what they portrayed on the show and subsequent articles that came out, there is no way I’ll ever be able to be a teacher,’ Olivia expressed with regret.
Olivia appeared on season nine of Married At First Sight in 2022 where she was paired with Jackson Lonie, but the pair later split.