'Please Marry my Boy' star takes legal action over cyber bullying

A contestant from Please Marry my Boy has taken legal action after allegedly facing cyber bullying.

Tammy-Lee Gluyas, who is currently competing with other girls to impress the mother of a bachelor in order to win his heart on the Channel Seven dating show, said that she has been picked on for talking about the death of her ex-boyfriend.

Gluyas's partner died last year in tragic circumstances, but her blonde, glamour model appearance has only ignited the wrath of the show's fans and resulted in her being abused and threatened on the Seven website and Facebook page 'Kick Tammy-Lee off Please Marry my Boy', with people accusing her of using the show to boost her fame.

According to the Herald Sun, a Seven spokesperson confirmed that the police have been notified and any offensive posts have been removed from both websites.

When she joined Please Marry my Boy, Gluyas described herself as "honest" and "genuine", adding that she wants to find an "understanding" boyfriend who can "share [her] life and interests" during her time on the show hosted by Ada Nicodemou.

Jennifer Evans, a contestant from fellow Channel Seven series My Kitchen Rules also recently spoke out about being cyber-bullied, saying: "The people that go online to say bad things like that are clearly too gutless to say it to my face."

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