A Bali influencer trip promoting “snatched waist” surgery has descended into a bitter feud after former Ex on the Beach star Chrysten Zenoni made cheating allegations involving an unnamed television personality on the holiday.
Although Zenoni did not identify the woman, her description appeared to point to one of three people on the trip. All three have since denied the claims to the Daily Mail, while one source accused Zenoni of attempting to gain attention through her viral video.
Zenoni, who previously dated Geordie Shore star Gaz Beadle, sparked the controversy by posting an Instagram video containing a series of dramatic allegations that cannot be published in detail for legal reasons.
She claimed that “one of the girls that was on a well-known TV show” had become close to a man she allegedly knew “was in a relationship”.
Zenoni said the alleged situation had left her feeling “physically sick”.
She did not name the woman at the centre of the allegations, while the Daily Mail has also chosen not to identify the man who was allegedly involved.
A Bali influencer trip promoting “snatched waist” surgery became the setting for a bitter feud after former Ex on the Beach star Chrysten Zenoni, pictured, publicly made cheating allegations involving an unnamed TV personality on the holiday.
Zenoni did not name the woman, but her description appeared to refer to one of three people on the trip. All have denied the claims to the Daily Mail. Zenoni, right, is pictured in Bali with MAFS star Bec Zacharia, left, who rejected the allegations.
The allegations, which were posted publicly and viewed by thousands, remain unverified and have been strongly disputed.
However, by describing the woman as someone who had appeared on a “well-known TV show”, Zenoni narrowed the list of possible people among those on the trip.
That helped fuel a toxic online guessing game, from which Zenoni is now attempting to distance herself.
The Daily Mail contacted the three women who fit that description — MAFS stars Awhina Rutene and Bec Zacharia, as well as Kimberley White from Gold Wars Down Under — and each categorically denied any involvement in the alleged cheating.
White, a mother of two, said she could not have been involved because she was travelling with her family.
“I was invited to Bali with all the girls. I took my husband and children away on the trip with me, but I can 100 per cent confirm there was no extra bodies jumping into my bed at night lol,” she said.
Rutene and Zacharia separately said they had no connection to Zenoni’s allegations.
A source from the MAFS camp told the Daily Mail that Zenoni may have been using the former reality TV brides “for clout”.
Zenoni alleged that “one of the girls that was on a well-known TV show” had become close to a man she allegedly knew “was in a relationship”. She said the situation made her feel “physically sick”. Zenoni did not name the woman, and the Daily Mail has chosen not to identify the man allegedly involved.
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The Daily Mail spoke to the three women who matched Zenoni’s description — MAFS stars Awhina Rutene and Bec Zacharia, both pictured, and Gold Wars Down Under star Kimberley White. All categorically denied involvement in the alleged cheating.
A source from the MAFS camp told the Daily Mail that Zenoni may have been using the former reality TV brides “for clout”. Left, Zacharia with the Mail’s Ali Daher; right, Rutene.
Kimberley White, pictured, said she could not have been involved because she was travelling with her family. “I can 100 per cent confirm there was no extra bodies jumping into my bed at night lol,” she said.
Meanwhile, whatever friendship there was between Zenoni and Zacharia on the holiday has now ended after the accusatory video went viral.
They had seemed close on the Bali getaway, even sharing selfies together, but now they no longer follow each other.
The holiday snaps remain online.
When the Mail asked Zenoni this week if she wanted to comment on her explosive video or provide any clarifying details, she became hostile and turned on the reporter.
‘Can I just not have a rant on the internet about my feelings? Who cares who it was? It’s still wrong and I’m never going to say who it was,’ she said.
‘If you post [an article] saying it was someone, I can get defamation. I never said who it was… There were multiple people there from TV shows.’
Zenoni appeared not to grasp that, by withholding the person’s name, she may have increased her own exposure.
When the Daily Mail asked Zenoni this week if she wanted to comment on her explosive video or provide any clarifying details, she became hostile and turned on the reporter
The dispute is the latest uncomfortable chapter for a promotional trip that was already generating considerably more than holiday content.
In June, Zacharia’s plans to undergo rib contouring became a public saga when she initially backed out after arriving at the hospital.
Former MAFS bride Domenica Calarco also weighed in, accusing Zacharia’s influencer collaboration of being a ‘PR ploy to fix her public perception’.
Zacharia defended herself in an interview with the Mail, saying the company and hospital had supported her taking time to decide and that she had never been pressured to proceed.
She also condemned the personal attacks and bullying she had received, defending her right to make an informed choice about her body.