Hannah Norburn has revealed how Married At First Sight UK (MAFS) stress has caused her to lose “a whopping stone.” The 33-year-old was paired up with 33-year-old Stephen Nolson in the previous season of the E4 show, which caused a stir.
While the couple’s Caribbean honeymoon was well-off, Stephen was persuaded that Hannah would air a enigmatic family secret due to a heated argument. Hannah claimed that she never “threatening” to divulge the information, but their relationship quickly deteriorated.
In the weeks that followed, Hannah became more intimate with Orson Nurse, who was accused of flirting with other husbands on the show. This caused a number of altercations. Although Orson and Hannah did kiss each other during the experiment, they ultimately chose to remain friends.
In a conversation with Access All Areas on FUBAR Radio, she said, “I will never be able to describe the emotions and how difficult that was.” Because I essentially didn’t eat, I lost nearly a stone weight. I was overwhelmed. I believe that my late arrival contributed to the show’s mix.
I “turned it all on its head.” I p***** everyone off. I worked really, really hard, and I think the only thing that really makes me proud of myself is how genuinely I don’t care what other people think of me.
Hannah continued, “The weird thing for me was people coming for your appearance, and I can understand you coming from my character and my personality, because that’s on television, but what I look like is kind of irrelevant.
Everyone was saying, “Your ears are huge, I was getting.” And I’m like, “No, they are, they are actually.” However, if my biggest flaw is my massive ears, I’m not bothered. I couldn’t give a s***”.
Hannah emphasized that E4’s team has always looked out for her mental health despite the negative effects of online trolls and disagreements with co-stars.
She continued, “I do feel like I was bullied and attacked and all the rest of it, but I do feel very, very well looked after by the show, even up until this day, when I could call someone right now and say, I’m in a pickle.”
It’s amazing that they take care of you that well, and I need some assistance.
Call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline at 116 123, email jo@samaritans.org, visit a Samaritans branch in person, or visit the Samaritans website for emotional support.
Source: Mirror
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