Adam told us what happened to the disappearing red wine stains on his jacket during MAFS

Finally we have answers!

3 weeks ago

One of the most shocking moments of last night’s MAFS UK reunion dinner party was undoubtedly when Polly threw her whole glass of wine onto Adam and all over his suit, absolutely covering it with red wine.

Despite Adam looking like he’d just made it to the end of a horror film, by the time Polly came back to apologise his suit seemed magically clean with not a stain in sight. Could this be the work of some MAFS UK magic editing, did they bring him a replacement suit or do they have the world’s best stain remover on hand?

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The Tab reached out to MAFS UK groom Adam to ask exactly what happened to those stains, and his answer was revealing. He explained that Sionainn helped him to get the stains out using white wine of all things and that despite him being told Polly would pay to get it dry cleaned all he got was radio silence.

He told The Tab: “Me and Sionainn used white wine to get rid of the dark red patches. I got told Polly would pay for it to be fixed but I didn’t hear anything and it didn’t come out it was ruined. Don’t think red wine would ever come out of a white shirt and green tweed suit jacket.”

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Adam also spoke about the incident on his Instagram story, saying: “I’ve had a lot of DMs asking how the red wine came out of my suit jacket so quickly and basically Sionainn bless her said, ‘let’s put some white wine on it, rub it in and it will all get rid of it.’ And it did.

“But it was still ruined and it can’t be worn again but it wouldn’t fit me anyway so I guess that’s a bonus.”

Well, that’s that one cleared up!

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