Big Brother Australia star ‘Farmer Dave’ Graham has long been known for his luscious long blonde locks.
But the farmer-turned-dog trainer, 46, now looks unrecognisable after chopping off his luscious hair.
The TV star, who appeared on the reality show in 2006 and in 2022 for the reboot, showed off his new look as he celebrated his birthday at The Gold Coast Show on Tuesday.
Farmer Dave looked very different as he revealed his new short locks and clean-shaven face.
‘As you get a bit grey around the whiskers birthdays tend to drop off the radar,’ he wrote.
‘It was such an awesome surprise to have the home craft ladies from the_gc_show sing me happy birthday and deliver a carb load.’
Big Brother Australia star ‘Farmer Dave’ Graham has long been known for his luscious long blonde locks
But the farmer-turned-dog trainer now looks unrecognisable after chopping off his luscious hair
It comes after Dave recently revealed his ‘unconventional’ family has expanded in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail.
He dropped the bombshell that his brood has grown to five.
Dave has served as donor father to the children that he shares with two women, both good friends of the reality star.
While he prefers to keep his children’s details private, the TV personality revealed the joy that becoming a donor father had brought his life.
‘It has been the greatest reward of anything that I’ve ever done,’ he said.
‘There is nothing that comes close to holding your child and being part of the story of humanity.
‘Knowing that you’re not a failure. Knowing that it all ends with me, because that’s one of the trials that you go through as a homosexual.’
He continued: ‘My natural order is that I don’t breed, and coming from a farming background, the only reason you exist is to pass the baton.’
The TV star, who appeared on the reality show in 2006 and in 2022 for the reboot, showed off his new look as he celebrated his birthday at The Gold Coast Show
Dave famously came out as gay to his housemates on national television during the sixth season of Big Brother in 2006 when he finished third in the competition
David added that becoming a father had given him a sense of security and peace.
‘To hold my five children, it just makes me feel secure, it makes me feel connected,’ he said.
‘It makes me feel peace, and it makes me feel part of something.
‘It also makes me feel like, with the mums, that I contributed to their feeling of connection and their feeling of being part of the endless chain of humanity.’
He continued: ‘When I look in their eyes, I tell you what, I just see endless possibility and pure peace and joy.’
Dave famously came out as gay to his housemates on national television during the sixth season of Big Brother in 2006 when he finished third in the competition.
In 2022, he returned for the show’s 14th season and finished 13th out of 22 contestants.
The reality show fan favourite started the charity RuffTrack in 2019, with the aim of connecting at-risk young people with dogs to help foster responsibility and trust.
He told Daily Mail Australia last December he had walked away from that initiative after becoming burnt out.
