Love Island's Ouzy See reveals hair transplant results as ex Sophie Lee is dumped from the villa
LOVE Island star Ouzy See shared his hair transplant results - as his ex Sophie Lee was dumped from the villa.
The 30-year-old footballer starred in series 10 of the the smash-hit ITV2 show, during 2023.
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In a video shared by Elithair on Instagram, Ouzy revealed the results of his hair transplant.
He said in the clip, posted last year: "Just here for my hair transplant. My name's Ouzy, I'm from the United Kingdom.
"Today is my third day. Day One, you come in and you get your blood taken.
"Day Two, it's the day of the transplant. And Day Three, you get your bandages taken off and cleaned up."
Continuing, Ouzy explained there "wasn't much pain" aside from sensitivity but, "other than that, the whole experience was easy."
It comes as Ouzy's ex, Sophie Lee, was recently dumped from the Love Island villa in surprising fashion.
Sophie entered series 12 as an original islander, but a twist saw her exit after just 48 hours.
In a surprise move, Maya Jama told the boys they could step forward if they were interest in recoupling with Shakira.
Blu, Conor and Harry stood up - leaving their partners horrified.
Huge shock as SECOND Love Islander is dumped in brutal bombshell recoupling
Shakira struggled with her decision and asked Maya if the girl she picked would definitely be dumped.
She ultimately chose Harry - sending his then-partner Sophie packing.
Fans were outraged as one said: 'Sophie dumped way too soon that woman is gorgeous.'
Another commented: 'I can't believe we're losing Sophie already.'
Speaking exclusively to The Sun while attending the 2023 Beauty Awards together, Ouzy said of their relationship at the time: "We're in the early stages, I'm here supporting Sophie tonight as she's been nominated."
Asked if things were going well between them, Ouzy beamed: "It's going really well," prompting Sophie to chime in: "He's really kind, that's my favourite thing about him."
Ouzy gushed: "She's inspirational," and added: "We've been dating for a few months."
When asked if they were in love, the couple giggled and replied: "We'll see."
They said they had enjoyed a string of dates and were getting to know each other in social settings on nights out.
Sophie celebrated winning Influencer of the Year at the bash.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and ITVX.
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