A MAFS star has hit back at a cruel troll who said he looked “unwell” after he revealed his 5 stone weight loss on fat jabs.
Controversial Thomas Hartley could be seen showing off his incredible transformation in a new video on social media.
Thomas captioned the clip: “5 stone down, lean. ripped, perfect BMI, skin glowing. Absolutely used the cheat code x.”
However, one of his followers replied to his post and said: “You look very unwell.”
Thomas hit back by sharing her comment and profile on his stories and stated: “Has kids and writes this online to people.”
He then shared their conversation to his followers.
In the conversation the woman said: “Sorry if you have taken offense. I wasn’t being horrible.
“I’ve been a follower for a few years and was shocked to see all the weight you’ve lost.
“I hope you’re ok anyways!”
Thomas replied: “Sorry you’re a pass remarkable person. I hope nobody ever says that to your children.
“But if they do when they cry know you are the same as their bullies.”
“Have a lovely day.”
Thomas then blocked the user on his social media.
Thomas married Adrian Sanderson moments after meeting him on the E4 show back in 2022 – but their union ended badly.
In 2024, Thomas who has been open about his mental health, said his drug and alcohol addition became out of control at times.
He struggled with an addiction to alcohol and drugs following his departure from Married At First Sight.
Adrian branded Thomas a “cruel, unkind bully” after their relationship ended.
Thomas’s spokesman said it resulted in a mental break down and drug induced mental health episode that spilled out publicly at Euston Station.
Thomas was accused of harassing and using threatening language towards a woman.
He was then arrested and pleaded guilty in Liverpool Knowsley and St Helen’s Magistrates’ court on September 21.
His spokesman claimed at the time: “The authorities failed to recognise the mental crisis Thomas was facing and subsequently charged him with a public order offence.
“Due to his vulnerable state, and embarrassment the following morning, Thomas refused any legal representation and was not fit to declare himself guilty.
“Nevertheless Thomas accepts that witnessing a mental health crisis can be upsetting and further made difficult when you are a fan of the person suffering the episode.”
He was said to be battling withdrawals from antidepressants, along with suffering from Bipolar disorder, ADHD, PTSD and anxiety.
