Married At First Sight's Hannah Norburn hints she's returning and says 'not completely the end'

Married At First Sight bride Hannah Norburn has hinted she's returning to the E4 show - after exiting at the last commitment ceremony with her brief marriage in tatters. The 33-year-old took to social media with a lengthy statement about her time on the show and husband Stephen Nolson, also 33.

The pair had argued on their honeymoon, and never recovered. Hannah was later at the heart of drama on a retreat the cast were sent to, with some of the other wives accusing her of flirting with their husbands.

It later emerged that Hannah and Orson, married to fellow contestant Richelle, shared an off-camera smooch during the retreat, hinting at a strong connection between them. Rumours are rife that the duo, who displayed palpable chemistry, might make a return to the show as a couple after Hannah hinted it wasn't 'completely the end'.

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Taking to Instagram, Hannah wrote: "Peace out wifey lifey... but maybe not completely the end just yet!" She started off by writing: "So many mixed emotions as I close the chapter on a very short and pretty chaotic 'marriage' - but before I get into all that let's hope my 2 week husband sees the divorce era pics cos he can kiss my [peach emoji].[

"Despite living through and watching back one of the most challenging experiences of my life's little journey I am so god damn proud of myself and I am walking away with my head higher than it's ever been before."

"I am so proud to be a woman who gives everything she does her absolute all, no matter what hurdles I face! Yes I made some mistakes which I've owned and I am far from perfect but living in a super stressful environment when you're isolated and excluded, with only a couple of people in your corner and then having your whole personality bashed and your integrity questioned on a daily basis sure was not easy!

"And the only way my MAFS journey could have been any different was if I forced myself to change who I am. I refuse to filter my personality and be quieter. I will not become a shell of myself because I'm not fitting the narrative of the people around me.

"I won't let anybody try to change my personality when it becomes 'too much'. I refuse to let group gossip stop me from being myself. Above all - I will always be unapologetically myself while I continue to learn and grow through life and I really hope everybody is strong enough to do the same.

"If I've helped just one person feel a bit more seen and understood from watching this all unfold - then I'm one happy girlie! I will always be grateful for the MAFS experience, every single one of the incredible crew, producers, the experts and everybody involved as it's took me on the most incredible self love journey. I will continue to proudly step out into the world as the bold, confident, high energy and straight talking gal that the people around me love!"