National sweetheart and TV heartthrob Tom Morgan will tonight return to The Undateables as he continues his search for love.
Since first capturing the nation’s hearts when he appeared on the show in 2016, Tom’s profile has continued to rise, leading to a partnership with menswear retailer Jacamo, and a new career as a model.
The new pictures, which highlight the AW17 menswear collection, show Tom looking relaxed, confident and sexier than ever.
Ahead of the show airing, film crew visited the Welsh rugby player on set in Manchester to catch a glimpse of him in action.
The popular programme has shown Tom who, on first impression may seem to hide his battles behind his masculine rugby-player physique, take part in a number of dates.
Despite his profile continuing to rise, appearances on TV shows including Loose Women, numerous trends on Twitter, and an online following of over 29,000, Tom admits to still be searching for love.
Speaking about the shoot Tom said: “I’ve never modelled before so it felt a bit strange at first but I’m getting more used to it now and actually really enjoy the shoots. The partnership has helped with my confidence and for that I’ll always be grateful to Jacamo. Wearing nice clothes plays a big part in feeling good about yourself, I’ve definitely smartened myself up over the last year or so… I just want to be the best version of myself that I can be.”
Jenni Bamford from Jacamo added: “We love working with Tom and it’s been amazing to see his confidence continue to grow. Jacamo champions the ‘everyday guy’ and Tom’s story is an example of how determination and persistence really can contribute to a greater self-confidence.”
Jacamo is a size specialist retailer catering for men of all body shapes and sizes from small to 5XL, coming in handy with Tom’s rugby player physique.
Aside from playing rugby, Tom is dedicated to raising awareness of his conditions, and helping others who also suffer. He has recently set up a charity, Mentoring Plus UK. He is also an ambassador for the National Autistic Society and State of Mind Rugby Union.
