Monk asked Love to support other women and their choices, especially as she could understand how difficult it is to put yourself out there for love on reality TV.

"All I'm saying is we can't judge," Monk replied. "They're going through what we did but harder. Let's be kind and women just back each other (sic)."

From other Twitter users, Love was accused of being hypocritical for her comments, which she again staunchly defended.

"The ignorance of thinking my experience of being in control of who I wanted to date was in any way similar to being literally picked from a lineup of girls in bikinis and high-heels by men cracking sexual innuendos in the first five minutes," she said.

But Love wasn't the only Bachelor franchise alumni to slam the show that debuted on Sunday night to mixed reviews on 9Go.

Bachelor in Paradise's Megan Marx and her boyfriend Jake Ellis, took to Instagram where he called the show a "f--king joke" while Marx said it was "disgusting".

Ellis also joked that he might have to make "a doctor's appointment" after watching.

Sounds like someone might be a little green-eyed now there's a whole new bunch of aesthetically pleasing Aussies to swoop in and take over all of those teeth whitening and Bondi bar opening deals.