MAFSUK's Jenna hailed as ‘courageous’ after poignant alopecia discussion
Married at First Sight UK star Jenna Robinson has been widely praised by fans on social media after revealing her alopecia diagnosis to her new partner Zoe Clifton.
This meant that since her early teens she had been wearing wigs daily - something that she hoped her new partner would be able to accept. Worrying about it all day, the thought had clearly been on Jenna’s mind when she first met her bride Zoe, but it wasn’t until after the ceremony and reception had passed and the two were talking privately that Jenna nervously admitted her secret.
“I think because it’s been so long, so many years of dealing with it, that I know myself and I know my hair doesn’t define me and I’m happy in my own skin.” Fans at home were loving the exchange, with many praising the couple for their authenticity, while several thought Zoe’s reaction was priceless.Another agreed, adding: “Jenna and Zoe are so cute the way she said “I don’t give a s**t” was so reassuring.”While a fourth chimed in: “Zoe and Jenna just seem like such a good match, I really hope they work out.”
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