Rylan Clark was given the same verdict as he was seen enjoying some time in Paris before appearing almost unrecognisable upon his return. The BBC Radio 2 star has been among the famous faces to head over to the French capital to join in the Olympic fever across the city.

Taking to Instagram, Rylan shared a string of snaps in which he could be seen enjoying dinner with an incredible view of the iconic Eiffel Tower, which has been adorned with the Olympic rings, as well as paying a visit to the Team GB House.

The TV and radio favourite also managed to get himself a medial and while the picture way black and white, he did previously show off the silver medal which belongs to diver Tom Daley after he and Noah Williams finished in second place in the Men’s Synchronized 10m Platform.

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Captioning the post, Rylan wrote in view of his 2.2 million followers: “The best time.” But his fans couldn’t help but send him the same – if not similar – about his changed locks.

@barbaralatford said: “Loving the hair Rylan it’s so more flattering on you!” @eileenfrith echoed: “Rylan you’re hair looks amazing and really suits you.” @mornaglew commented: “Your hair looks smashing lovely.” @blightlaura wrote: “Loving the hair.”

@binny1961 shared: “Loving the new look gorgeous man.” @gemma_gigi posted: “@rylan loving the summer hair.” @x_weelisamarie_x typed: “I absolutely love your hair like that. Handsome big sweetie @rylan.” @scouselin56 added: “Hello my fave celeb person EVER love the new look. Can u be more gorgeous?”

But it appears the trip may have took its toll when Rylan returned back to the UK only to be faced with an early start. Taking to his Instagram Story, he shared a snap of himself, with his blonder locks on full display, but with a bronze face mask covering his face. “On set. Love and early start,” he typed alongside a sick face emoji.

It comes after Rylans said he “bawled like a baby” during the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris. The 35-year-old recounted how he became emotional while witnessing music icon Celine Dion’s performance at the Eiffel Tower. This marked the first time the 56-year-old singer graced the stage since her announcement of being diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome in 2022.

This rare neurological disorder leads to muscle stiffness and rigidity. Dion had previously opened up about her battle with the condition, which she feared might end her performing career, in her documentary “I Am Celine Dion.” Nonetheless, Dion triumphantly returned last Friday night (July 26), delivering a stunning finale to the over four-hour-long opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. She sang Edith Piaf’s classic “L’Hymne a l’amour” from the tower’s first level.

On his Radio 2 programme, Rylan on Saturdays, the beloved TV host revealed that Dion’s performance had a profound effect on him. He shared: “It was so beautiful. Like I bawled like a baby.” He continued, expressing his awe: “I’ve never seen anything so beautiful. On the Eiffel Tower, just, my goodness. She was told she would never sing again.”