Makeup-free Geordie Shore star looks almost unrecognisable before glam glow up
GEORDIE Shore’s Bethan Kershaw has shown off her glam transformation and looks almost unrecognisable in a new clip.
The 28-year-old reality star hit Val d’Isère in the French Alps to go skiing with pals, and looked sensational as she donned her finest fashion snow gear on the slopes.
But in a new TikTok, Bethan gave a glimpse into her make-up routine with a spinning video that sees her transform from fresh-faced to complete glam.
Lip-syncing along to a remix of Fergie track London Bridge, Bethan was seen in a blue jumper with her hair loose and straight as she danced.
Pouting for the camera, the video spins to reveal her transformation with a full face of make-up and her hair now in tight plaits.
She later took her new look out for a spin as she attended a party with her friends.
Fans were loving the look with one declaring: “loving the darker hair makes you look hot as hell,” and another saying the look was a “glow up”.
Married At First Sight UK’s Nikita Jasmine said: “Enjoy this a lot hahahahaha.”
The new video and downtime at the luxury ski resort comes days after Bethan revealed she’s transformed her life since her wild partying days on Geordie Shore.
Speaking on The Pallett Podcast with former Love Island stars Luke Mabbott and Chris Biggs, the reality star confessed she wants to be more “aware” of her life in the near future.
“If you don’t know who you are and you don’t have a sense of awareness of who you are, you can get lost in it,” she said.
“I’m on Geordie Shore, partying for a living literally just go crazy.”
“It’s weird because there’s like two different sides to me that not a lot of people know about.
“I’m struggling a lot at the minute because I’m going from one extreme to another extreme, going out partying, drinking doing all this crazy s*** to zen.”
In the frank chat, she admitted her behaviour on the show was due to wanting to escape from the realities of everyday life.
“It’s like an escapism, any kind of drinks, over consumption of social media or TV, alcohol, sex, all of these different things that are dopamine hits, that’s all it is,” she added.