Vanessa Sierra's video about Australian Open quarantine hasn't gone down well. Image: Instagram<\/p>\n
Vanessa Sierra says shes been receiving death threats after a rant about the Australian Opens hotel quarantine sparked widespread backlash.<\/p>\n
The girlfriend of Australian player Bernard Tomic, Sierra took to social media on Monday to complain about the conditions she and her boyfriend were experiencing.<\/p>\n
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The former reality TV star complained that the food served at their quarantine hotel room in Melbourne was cold and grumbled about having to wash her own hair.<\/p>\n
This is the worst part of quarantine, Sierra said on her YouTube channel.<\/p>\n
I don't wash my own hair. I've never washed my own hair. It's just not something that I do. I normally have hairdressers that do it twice a week for me.<\/p>\n
This is the situation that we're dealing with. I can't wait to get out of quarantine just so I can get my hair done.<\/p>\n
Sierra copped widespread backlash from tennis fans and commentators, with many including Nick Kyrgios calling for her to have some perspective.<\/p>\n
But in a disturbing twist, Sierra has now revealed shes received death threats.<\/p>\n
You guys are the true definitions of class clowns on a witch hunt and if I want to laugh about how bad my hair is in quarantine I unapologetically will. Have a cry, she posted on Instagram on Monday night.<\/p>\n
Im getting so many death threats over my hair joke.<\/p>\n
If people actually watched my vlog instead of going off a news story they would see I was lighthearted about the entire thing and did not make any complaints.<\/p>\n
Simply did a daily vlog as I always do about my life and circumstances I even said that I dont mind the food situation in quarantine.<\/p>\n
Didnt realise how many idiots are in this world.<\/p>\n
Bernard Tomics girlfriend, Vanessa Sierra, says shes now receiving death threats over a vlog she uploaded in hotel quarantine. pic.twitter.com\/4WPf1l5T0x<\/p>\n
Eden Gillespie (@edengillespie) January 18, 2021<\/p>\n
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In her video, Sierra provided an insight into life in quarantine with Tomic.<\/p>\n
Even if you want to do a home workout its pretty tight for space, so were doing minimal yoga to keep sane but other than that were not really training or anything, she said.<\/p>\n
I played Pokemon for 11 hours straight yesterday and I think 12 hours straight the day before.<\/p>\n
Bernards been playing World of Warcraft for about the same time Ive been playing Pokemon. Today were going to download Yu-Gi-Oh!<\/p>\n
I havent been watching many movies but yeah, its sort of all weve got as an option.<\/p>\n
Kyrgios was among the many to blast Sierra, while also taking a dig at Novak Djokovic for his reported list of demands for players in quarantine.<\/p>\n
Djokovic is a tool, Kyrgios wrote on Twitter.<\/p>\n
I don't mind Bernie but his Mrs obviously has no perspective, ridiculous scenes.<\/p>\n
There are 72 players in hard quarantine and unable to train outside their hotel rooms for 14 days after positive COVID-19 tests on tournament charter flights.<\/p>\n
Djokovic reportedly sent Australian Open boss Craig Tiley a letter with six demands he wanted actioned for the players in lockdown in Melbourne.<\/p>\n
A Spanish tennis website reported that Djokovic's demands included reduced isolation periods, better food and having players moved to private houses with tennis courts.<\/p>\n
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