Natalee B Fitness whose real name is Natalie Barnett is facing some backlash online due to wanting free hair service from her former friend and hairstylist Rebekah Grove.

In a video addressing the situation, Natalee appears to respond to accusations that personal business has been brought online for attention. She criticises the decision to make private matters public, arguing that the situation should not have become a social media talking point.

Screenshots shared in the accompanying videos appear to show a disagreement between Natalee and another woman over the boundaries between friendship and business. The messages discuss professional services, financial expectations and the support each person claims to have offered the other. One exchange references a microwave being offered as a form of payment, which appears to be at the centre of the controversy.

The messages also highlight a wider disagreement about whether friendship should come with financial favours or discounted services. One side stresses the importance of treating professional work as a business, while the other raises concerns about the support and favours exchanged throughout their friendship.

The situation has sparked discussion about the difficulties of mixing business with personal relationships, particularly when money and professional services are involved. While some may sympathise with the need to protect one's income and establish boundaries, others may question whether private disagreements should be shared publicly.

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A major factor is that Natalee's public profile is closely connected to her business. The Girls Spot is an independent gym founded by her and was promoted as a space designed to address women's experiences of harassment and discomfort in conventional gyms. As a result, decisions about who can join, how much membership costs and the service members receive have attracted scrutiny.

This microwave situation may have added another layer to that public discussion, particularly if private disagreements or business arrangements have been shared online.