TOWIE’s Bobby Norris enjoys zoo trip with boyfriend Matt

He has been living in loved-up bliss with his boyfriend Matt. 

And Bobby Norris was continuing in his romance as he headed to Paradise Wildlife Park for a day out with his love on Monday afternoon. 

The TOWIE star, 33, enjoyed the spoils of lightened lockdown as he emerged in a stylish leopard print two-piece and a Louis Vuitton bag. 

Bobby looked stylish in his leopard print get-up, which he left loosely undone to show off his chest while he clutched a Louis Vuitton bag. 

Taking to Instagram, he announced that it was their first date in four months while he said to the camera: ‘It’s so nice to get out and do stuff, the weather’s amazing and it’s so nice to get out’. He then revealed his boyfriend ‘knows a lot’ about dinosaurs.   

In April, Bobby revealed he decided to take a brief break from social media after facing homophobic abuse online. He admitted he signed off the platform after receiving both death and acid attack threats for being gay.

Speaking on FUBAR Radio, the media personality also touched on the impact of the Be Kind campaign as he claimed people have ‘gone back to trolling’ just months after Love Island host Caroline Flack’s death.

Earlier this year, the reality star hosted his Instagram Live series Get Gobby With Bobby with Love Island 2019 winner Amber Gill, where he was sadly met with users criticising his appearance and sexuality.

In the interview, he explained: ‘It’s so disappointing that something that’s been set up to be a positive place gets tarnished with trolls that clearly get something out of it.

‘There is that double edged kind of side to it where you don’t really want to address it and give them the platform. But also… it’s almost weird not to.’

‘It’s absolutely awful and vile. To the point where from the Saturday night to kind of like Monday morning I thought, ‘I’m gonna take a break from social media, this is so full on”.

While Bobby says he’s got ‘a thick skin’, he shared his worries about others who aren’t as mentally strong.

He said: ‘I’m so aware there’s many people out there that can’t, who are affected by it so badly that it affects their mental health and they self-harm and it’s awful that some people even take their own lives over it.’