Married At First Sight’s Natasha Spencer names and shames a troll who sent her a lewd message on Instagram – then told her she should ‘take it as a compliment’
She has received plenty of male attention since rising to fame on Married At First Sight earlier this year.
But Natasha Spencer has had enough of men harassing her on Instagram with lewd messages, only to be told she should ‘take it as a compliment’.
On Wednesday, the 26-year-old named and shamed an Instagram user who had made inappropriate sexual remarks about her, saying ‘I wouldn’t tolerate this sh**t in public, and I won’t be silenced on here.’
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‘Held accountable’: Married At First Sight’s Natasha Spencer has named and shamed a man who sent her a lewd message on Instagram then told her it was just a ‘compliment’
‘Boys will be held accountable,’ Natasha wrote on her Instagram Story, hinting that she will continue to expose men who send her similar messages.
Her exchange with the man began when he said he wanted to ‘make love’ to her in the dress she was wearing. When Natasha responded that the comment was inappropriate, he disagreed.
‘Other men would say worse than me, Tash. Trust me, what I said was a compliment. Sorry I offended you,’ he wrote.
The man then suggested she ‘might feel better’ by wearing less revealing clothes instead, such as ‘jeans, a good top and boots’.
Shocking: Her exchange with the man began when he said he wanted to ‘make love’ to her in the dress she was wearing. When Natasha said the comment was inappropriate, he disagreed
‘You don’t get to dictate how anyone dresses!’ Natasha said no man should feel comfortable sending sexually explicit messages to a woman online or telling her how she should dress
Natasha responded: ‘No man should feel comfortable making sexually explicit comments to a woman. The way I’m dressed? You don’t get to dictate how anyone dresses.
‘What I’m wearing doesn’t dictate how I feel. I’m beautiful in a stunning dress or jeans. Don’t have such a backward view on women.’
Reflecting on the exchange, she commented under the thread: ‘I don’t know when people felt it was okay to sexually harass people over the Internet. But it’s not.
‘Instagram isn’t your safe space to be a sexually exploitative pig.’
‘Instagram isn’t your safe space’: Natasha explained that it’s not OK to sexually harass people over the internet and hinted she would continue to out people who send her similar messages
‘Stop slamming me and my castmates, you’re doing psychological damage’: Earlier this year, Natasha pleaded with MAFS viewers and fans to be kinder to the 2020 brides and grooms
Earlier this year, Natasha pleaded with MAFS viewers and fans to be kinder to the 2020 brides and grooms.
‘Stop slamming me and my castmates, you’re doing psychological damage. If you want me to post suicide articles from reality shows, I’m available,’ she wrote.
Natasha claimed she has received cruel comments over her physical transformation, after undergoing several cosmetic procedures in recent years.
In October, Daily Mail Australia reported that Nine had set up a ‘dedicated helpline offering psychological support’ for cast members past and present.
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Help: In October, Daily Mail Australia reported that Nine had set up a ‘dedicated helpline offering psychological support’ for cast members past and present. Pictured: 2020 cast