30, year-old GEORDIE Shore star Grant Coulson, who has once claimed that he was too famous to work, has used furlough cash to do another hair transplant.

This reality TV star has squirt off his makeover last week but soot he was booted him off his flight after passengers began calling ‘too famous to fly.’

Star saved up his benefits, to pay for his cosmetic surgery in Turkey over weekend.

Instead being criticized for spending thousands on same treatments in the past, he has warned anyone with a problem “can do one”.

While sharing pictures of his recent hair transplant, he said: “I don’t have any regrets and anyone who has a problem with it can do one. I wanted to get treatment to improve my confidence and to also boost my chances of getting back on TV. I’ve already got some exciting offers and hope to be back on telly really soon.”

Grant said about his transplantation that, “it hurts like hell”, he insisted “it’ll be worth it”.

Grant, had once claimed that he was too famous, ‘work f******* fish in shop’, after that he justified by saying “People were shouting ‘Too famous to fly’ at me and had their phones out. I’d had a few drinks and was being wound up.  The plane doors were shut and we were moving but the crew decided to stop and eject me. I probably shouldn’t have reacted and should have just ignored it. But I don’t see what I’ve done to be ashamed of. As far as I’m concerned the haters can go to hell.”

Ex-MTV star Grant was forced to wait 48 hours before boarding a different flight.

He has so far spent £15,000 on his teeth and hair after being beaten up at an out-of-control at Easter party in his home in April, leaving him with a broken nose.

This reality star saved around £6,000 of taxpayer cash, a £1,500 COVID grant and extra money from his OnlyFans over two years to fund the surgery.

He said: “I’m only claiming what’s rightfully mine. I’m not breaking any laws and I needed to undergo this surgery to increase my confidence. I am happy again now and hopefully will be back on TV so won’t need to claim benefits and stuff.”

Grant had previously received a nose job on the NHS because he believed it was too big and had fillers for acne scars which was paid by taxpayers.