Ella Morgan is selling her £2,500 wedding dress on Vinted following her failed marriage to Nathanial Valentino.
The Married at First Sight UK star, 29, who is the show’s first ever transgender contestant, is donating all proceeds from the sale of the gown to trans charities.
Clinic consultant Ella wore the stunning size 6 Rosa Clara Couture Sabela dress worn as she walked down the aisle to Nathanial Valentino, 36.
The Vinted listing reads: ‘Worn once for my iconic MAFS wedding day only. Proceeds from this sale will be split and donated to Not A Phase and Mermaids charity, both transgender supporting charities.
‘Measurements – it’s worth me saying I’m usually a size 6, but the dress was altered to fit me. I also wore 4 inch heels on the day so that the dress would hit the floor and not be too short or too long. Length from waist, bust, waist TBC xx. Open to offers.’
Wow! Ella Morgan, 29, is selling her £2,500 wedding dress on Vinted following her failed marriage to Nathanial Valentinoand donating all proceeds from the sale of the gown to trans charities
Stunning: The Married at First Sight UK star looked sensational in the stunning size 6 Rosa Clara Couture Sabela dress
Up for sale! Ella wore the gown as she walked down the aisle to Nathanial Valentino, 36. Sadly, their marriage ended acrimoniously
In addition, for £100, Ella is selling a mermaid dress she wore on the hit E4 reality show, and has listed the fluffy frock, which she wore for her hen do, for £250.
After her relationship with Nathanial became unsalvigable, Ella instigated flirty message between herself and co-star JJ Slater, 30, with whom she later re-entered the show.
Last month, Ella made a powerful statement with her style the Pride Of Britain Awards at London’s Grosvenor House hotel.
The Married At First Sight star, proudly wore a trans pride flag ballgown, designed by Abigail Westrup Bridal.
Ella wowed in the strapless dress, which resembled a transgender pride flag with long layers of tulle.
Talking about signing up to MAFS, Ella previously said: ‘I’m so open. Going into this I knew I’d get a lot of backlash and hate.
‘I don’t like labelling myself as a trans woman because you feel a sense of shame sometimes. But the amount of support I have has shown me how amazing the public are but it has shown the negative side.
For good: ‘Proceeds from this sale will be split and donated to Not A Phase and Mermaids charity, both transgender supporting charities’ explains Ella in the listing
‘It’s 2023 and I’m making history. It shouldn’t be making history. I’m the same as the other girls. I’m 90 per cent crazy, 10 per cent trans.
‘Feeling like you’re the voice of the community. I can only talk for myself. But I hope I’m doing them proud.’
Speaking to BBC Newsbeat ahead of the season’s premiere, Ella said she felt ‘honoured and privileged’ to represent the trans community on such a large platform.
‘When I was younger, before I physically transitioned I didn’t have anyone like this to look up to.
‘It makes me happy that hopefully there’s a generation of trans boys and girls who may have hope because they’re going to see someone like me on their TV.’
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