MAFS star sparks concern with extremely swollen head in dramatic pics after surgery – can you tell who it is?
Stephen Nolson took part in the most recent series of MAFS UK and was coupled up with Hannah Norburn - but their marriage crumbled when it was revealed she'd started a secret romance with fellow star Orson Nurse.
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After leaving the experiment, Stephen made the decision to undergo a hair transplant and has been sharing the process with his fans on social media.
He jetted to Turkey to have the procedure and has now revealed he was left with serious swelling afterwards.
Stephen first shared photos of his swollen head at its worst before updating followers with a new snap, adding: 'Swelling basically gone down now. Bit on the cheeks still.'
Despite being the one who was unfaithful in their marriage, Hannah took a brutal swipe at Stephen after her snog with Orson was revealed.
She wrote on social media: 'So many mixed emotions as I close the chapter on a very short & pretty chaotic 'marriage'.
"But before I get into all that let's hope my two week husband sees the divorce era pics cos he can kiss my [peach emoji].
'Despite living through and watching back one of the most challenging experiences of my life's little journey I am so god damn proud of myself and I am walking away with my head higher than it's ever been before.'
Hannah also claimed she tried to work on her relationship with Stephen - but insisted he wasn't interested in saving it.
She said: 'Me and Stephen, I feel like I've kept trying.
"I've been messaging him and trying to check in with him.
"I've tried my absolute hardest and I've been hit with a brick wall.'
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