Swimwear Model Sparks Outrage With ‘Tone Deaf’ Posts Shortly After Bondi Beach Attack

The kind of thing you have to look at twice before you believe it.

A swimwear model and business owner is being dragged online for what many described as “tone deaf” social media posts .

Known online as Raylee Cherry and the Australian face of the brand OMRAY, the model was blasted after she allegedly called out Australian men for having “no b*lls” to stand up for the country.

The controversy further erupted after the model suggested that “everyone’s time will come” following the tragedy that left 15 people dead and dozens injured.

The Bondi Beach attack took place on December 14, 2025, at 6:47 pm during a Hanukkah celebration when a father-son duo opened fire on a crowded beachfront gathering.

The model’s since-deleted Instagram stories quickly triggered backlash as several critics slammed her for minimizing the loss of life and using the adversity to draw attention to herself.

Shortly after the incident , Cherry shared several stories on her Instagram revealing she nearly escaped the harm.

She wrote, “I am safe everyone and left the markets a while ago thank you so much for all the love and messages!”

She continued, “May God protect us all, when your time will come it will come and that’s part of life… Trust your destiny.”