Bobby Norris reveals eye-watering five-figure sum he’s spent on face filler as he opens up on Gemma Collins feud

BOBBY Norris has revealed the eye-watering five-figure sum he’s spent on face filler. Chatting to Vanessa Feltz on her Channel 5 show this week, Towie icon Bobby, 39, got candid about his recent face surgery and how he was partial to facial filler in the past. The reality star revealed what he has changed on his face since he first joined Towie in 2012, how much money he has spent on filler, how his recent facelift is healing, and whether or not he’d chat to former bestie Gemma Collins again. Vanessa showed Bobby a video of his very first Towie appearance and asked him what he had changed on his face since the clip aired more than 14 years ago. “Nose is different, teeth are different, hairline’s different, beard, face, cheeks, neck, everything really. Apart from the eyes,” Bobby revealed. Vanessa then asked why Bobby has changed his face so much at the age of just 39. Read More on Bobby Bobby then explained how for around 10 years while on Towie and in the industry he “abused fillers”. “I stretched my cheeks out, my lips out. If you’re quite subtle with them, you can have them removed,” Bobby added. Vanessa then asked him the all important question of how much he spent on fillers. “More than £50,000,” he confessed. Most read in TV Vanessa went on to quiz Bobby about if getting filler was addictive. “You go down a rabbit hole with it,” he admitted. Bobby then explained how when COVID-19 hit and TV channels were playing lots of repeats, he stumbled across an old Towie episode. “When you do TV, you realise that it’s like looking at a photo album and there was just nothing left in me from that boy. “And I’d started training and the over processed look didn’t suit me any more.” Bobby then explained how his facelift was one month into healing and would likely settle more in the coming weeks and months. Also in his chat with Vanessa, she asked him what he’d say to his former best friend Gemma Collins if she was there in the studio. “I’d say let’s catch up. Let’s go and have some lunch,” he replied. “We used to have the best times. We would go to a health farm for one day and still be there a week later, we would just ring down and say, ‘We’re staying another day’. “We all grow up, don’t we? And things that you fall out over, and it wasn’t anything that was overly deep. “I’m just about loyalty. But what I’ve realised is, and I think maybe it’s part of growing up and stuff is what you bring to the table, whether it’s a relationship or friendship. “You can bring your 100% loyalty to someone, say if it’s a fella, if they’re only going to match it with their 70, can I be angry that you’re only putting 70 into my 100?”