AFL star Toby Pink issues firm warning to trolls attacking his wife: 'This behaviour needs to stop'

AFL star Toby Pink has issued a stern message to trolls to stop bullying and trolling his wife Chloe Pink.

Chloe was forced to defend herself again against cruel trolls last week after she shared an innocent video of herself with Toby after a game.

Despite facing previous harassment – including the leaking of her private phone number – Chloe was inundated with more unsolicited comments regarding her appearance and even jabs at her "fertility".

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Toby took a stand on Wednesday, sharing a message on his Instagram stories, telling the trolls firmly to "stop".

"The trolling, bullying and harassment directed at my wife is frustrating and unacceptable," his message began.

"I love her, she makes me happy and she means everything to me."

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"Commenting on any woman's body is not okay."

He firmly added: "Enough is enough. This behaviour needs to stop."

Chloe reshared the post on her own Instagram stories, adding a clapping hands emoji and a white heart.

The couple tied the knot in March 2025.

In a recent post last month, Chloe said some trolls had said her "weight" might affect her ''fertility'' – and she wasn't having it.

It's been reported that Chloe has conditions like PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome, which can affect fertility, weight, and menstrual cycles.

She shared a screenshot on her Instagram Stories of some of the cruel comments she received.

"Just a tiny snippet of the hate I've received in the last 14 hours... this is what I woke up to. It is relentless and exhausting," Chloe wrote in one story.

''If this is you, or someone you know or even you liking these comments, you need to deeply reflect," the post continued.

''How can you be this cruel? How can you think any of this is OK?

''I swear to god, if I get one more comment about my weight in terms of fertility, I'm going to lose my s--t, it is beyond insensitive.

''It is cruel, invasive and deeply hurtful. I cannot understand why so many of you are threatened by the fact my husband and I love each other."

Three months ago, Chloe revealed she was being hounded on the phone after trolls got ahold of her private phone number.

Last year, her wedding day with AFL star Toby was ''overshadowed" by cruel criticism she received online over her appearance.

The vile comments appeared after Chloe posted her special wedding photographs on social media.

"No one can take away the day, but at the same time, we feel as though it has been overshadowed by the negative commentary around the wedding day and also the way that I look," Chloe told nine.com.au at the time.

Chloe, who was seeing a psychologist to help her through, said about the trolls: "These people can't stand seeing women happy or confident or even just loved.

"They can't stand that Toby could love me because I have a bigger body shape, they can't grasp that, and it's easy for them to pick me apart rather than deal with their own insecurities."

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