Abbie Chatfield releases her own beer after clothing line and buying second house

The reality star-turned radio host has made an unlikely new career move announced today, adding to her ever-growing credentials.

Abbie Chatfield’s career trajectory shows no sign of slowing.

The Bachelor star-turned multi-hyphenate can now add brewer to her ever-expanding portfolio, announcing the release of her own beer today.

Chatfield, 27, surprised fans with her latest Instagram post spruiking the new beverage, Spill Easy Going Lager, posting an ad in which she smashes the beer-swilling male tradie stereotype.

It begins with someone in a hi-vis work uniform reaching for a can of Spill in an Esky, with a male voice-over saying: “That’s my kind of beer.”

As the camera pans out, the worker is revealed to be Chatfield, who takes a swig before telling the camera: “Yeah, it’s also my kind of beer.”

The ad sees Chatfield in hi-vis workwear with her hair styled in a mullet. Picture: Instagram.

Abbie's new beer is called 'Spill'. Picture: Instagram

The low-carb, low-calorie lager was developed by Chatfield and Carlton & United Breweries, with the star admitting the move may seem unusual to fans.

“I know that the thought of me starting a beer may seem left of field to some, but anyone who knows me knows that beer is always my go-to drink!,” she said in a statement.

I’m A Celeb 2021 winner Chatfield, who bought a $1.75 million Tamarama apartment earlier this year, has been hard at work expanding her career since first appearing as a contestant in The Bachelor in 2019. Despite emerging the ‘villain’ of the season, Chatfield has gone on to secure lucrative TV and radio gigs, as well as making her own entrepreneurial moves and savvy real estate buys.

Abbie has come a long way since her Bachelor days.

The media personality launched inclusive fashion line Verbose the Label in May this year, which features pieces priced from $89.95 to $129.95 with sizes between a 6 and a 26.

She also continues to host her podcast, It’s A Lot, along with the Hit Network’s Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfield, and held a coveted spot on the Masked Singer Australia judging panel alongside Mel B, Dave Hughes and Chrissie Swan, for which she was reportedly paid $100,000.

In addition, she officially landed her own TV show, Abbie Chats, in July as part of Channel 10’s pilot showcase.

An official synopsis of the show on 10 play reads: “Abbie Chatfield is on a mission to explore, understand and reveal worlds not commonly seen or heard from on television. Abbie dives into two opposite ends of a subject, bringing her signature unapologetic brand of curiosity, passion and authenticity along, and asking all the questions the audience would never dare to.”

Chatfield at the 62nd TV Week Logie Awards this year. Picture: Sam Tabone/WireImage.

It’s been a busy year for Chatfield, who snapped up a two-bed apartment in Sydney’s beachside suburb of Tamarama for $1.758 million in February.

It marked her second home purchase, the first being a charming timber cottage in the Byron Bay hinterland known as La Casa Black.

She spent $1.45 million on the two-bed, two-bath property, which she revealed on Mamamia’s No Filter podcast was the result of her lucrative collaboration with Vush.

“So you bought a house with vibrators?” Mamamia co-founder Mia Freedman asked.

“Yes, the vibrator went really well,” Chatfield replied.