Coach wrote:
> What happened to Noni? She is enormous on those ads for A Place To
> Call Home. For a second I thought I was watching an ad for Mel Doyle
> on Sunrise. I feel like burning all my old Play School VCR tapes.
looks like you AKA blogger Keira James AKA online name Kinki-Jay will be
getting a visit from Charlie Jarratt :)
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/entertainment/tv/noni-hazlehursts-son-charlie-jarratt-in-fracas-on-twitter/story-e6frexlr-1226631847663
THE son of actors Noni Hazlehurst and John Jarratt threatened to "rape" a
Twitter user on Sunday night after the woman referred to his mother as
obese.
Fledgling singer-songwriter Charlie Jarratt made the threats during the
blockbuster premiere of Channel 7's A Place To Call Home, a period drama set
in the 1950s and led by Hazlehurst that drew a whopping 1.76 million
viewers.
Jarratt was retaliating to an insulting tweet by would-be rugby league
blogger Keira James online name Kiki-Jay), who wrote words to the affect of:
When did Noni Hazlehurst become so obese?
The tweet was quickly deleted, but not before Jarrat hit back with a series
of responses, including one saying: "I will rape you."
In another Jarratt said he would "touch you (James) with (US singer) Chris
Brown's hands, though :)".
Some other replies were not suitable to be published.
Executive producer of Nine's The Footy Show Michael Sullivan, believed to be
a friend of James', wrote to Jarratt: "You understand that isn't funny in
the slightest. And if you're being genuine, dude, reevaluate your mindset."
Confidential has been told Hazlehurst was "beside herself" after being made
aware of the incident.
It's understood Jarratt has been "out of action" for a few years following a
serious motorcycle accident.
Hazlehurst yesterday said she was upset by the episode.
"I'm disappointed - as any parent would be," she said. "Twitter can at times
be a hurtful medium - particularly when used thoughtlessly. I understand the
comments have now been removed, and I hope we can learn from this and move
on."
Hazlehurst had two sons with John Jarratt, Charlie and William, during their
marriage, but now lives in Melbourne with her cameraman partner Ian Marden.