MAFS’ Booka unveils dramatic hair transformation: ‘No going back’

Married At First Sight star Booka Nile has proved time and time again that she’s the queen of head-turning makeovers, regularly showing off her new hairstyles on social media.

The 31-year-old has now taken to Instagram to debut her latest look, this time getting bangs.

After previously asking her fans online whether or not she should make the decision - which resulted in a resounding ‘yes’ - Booka documented the hair journey on her Instagram story on Tuesday.

“Getting bangs,” she wrote. “Blaming all of you who voted yes to this happening when I regret this decision.”

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The former TV bride also shared video footage of the moment her fringe was cut, writing: “No going back now.”

Booka’s new style comes shortly after she cut her hair and dyed it pink, which many fans called “perfection”.

She had previously shared photos of herself wearing a pink wig with bangs and seemingly fell in love with the ‘do.

“Would have been rude not to dye my hair pink after doing this shoot,” she posted on Instagram back in May.

While Booka left MAFS as a single woman after ending things with her ‘husband’ Brett Helling, she came out of the show with an extremely close friendship with Beck Zemek and Alana Lister.

The reality TV stars have remained a tight-knit trio since filming wrapped, proving that the social experiment can result in strong non-romantic connections.

Shortly before Booka debuted her new look, Alana also unveiled a change of her own.

The primary school teacher announced earlier this week that she was joining the adult content subscription service OnlyFans.

The 30-year-old is charging subscribers $20 a month to access uncensored photos and videos that she says wouldn’t be allowed on social media.

Alana told Daily Mail that she was “sick of the Karens” trying to tell her what she can and can’t post online.

“People have a problem with anything I do either way. Women should be allowed to feel sexy,” she said.

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