Used benefits and Covid grants to pay for cosmetic surgery

A shameless Geordie Shore star, he is “too famous” and believes he can’t get the benefits of cosmetic surgery.

Grant Coulson He forked £ 15,000 on a trip to Turkey where he brushed his teeth and planted hair.

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The 30-year-old reality star saved taxpayers £ 6,000 in cash, a Covid grant of £ 1,500, and additional funding from OnlyFans for two years to fund surgery.

But the relentless Grant said he “did not care” what people thought about him using the benefits to fund his operation.

“I’m just claiming mine. I didn’t violate the law and had to undergo this surgery to build confidence.

“I’m happy again now, and hopefully I’ll be back on TV, so I don’t have to claim any profits.”

Grant once he I can’t get a job because it’s too famous -He declared that even “f *** ingfish shop” wouldn’t work.

Previous scrounger I got a nose job at the NHS Because he believed it was too big.

He also had a filler for acne scars paid by hard-working taxpayers.

Grant received the unemployment allowance he had set aside for surgery during a pandemic where his television work was exhausted.

He was also handed a Covid grant after being forced into quarantine.

After earning enough money to head to Turkey, Grant put on 22 new teeth and planted hair.

His face was crushed after he was attacked at an uncontrollable Easter party at home in April.

He was unknowingly knocked during the brawl, leaving his nose broken.

Easter blow

Grant had previously talked about the attack and told Sun Online:

“I had already been fined Covid earlier this year. Of course, there are only six people in the yard, so I tried to minimize this.

“But then a lot of people began to appear, it went out of control, there were 30-40 people in the garden, spilling on the streets and homes.

“People just brought in fighting companions, then they brought in companions. It was like Project X.”

He continued: “I was in the hospital for about 6 hours. I sat in the A & E all night, bleeding all over my face and overhead.

“It was a nightmare, but I just want to put this behind me now and move on.”

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