Magician Dynamo has called on fans to help him decide where to film next, not long after he is thought to have left the hospital.
The 36-year-old, real name Steven Frayne, was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease as a teenager and had half of his stomach removed at the age of 17.
He has always been open about suffering from the illness and was pictured on Wednesday with bandages covering his arms and carrying a pharmacy bag, but a smile on his face.
He later returned to social media and tweeted: ‘Where should I film next? Need to go somewhere new. Hit me up with your suggestions!’
Among the suggestions was houses of Parliament with a request to make all politicians ‘disappear please’.
Dynamo previously suffered from a swollen face due to the disease and the treatment required, sharing a post on the pain he endures every day with the illness.
In 2017 he confirmed that he would not let it affect his career, sharing with fans: ‘The pain is different for everyone who has it, but it’s excruciating for me.
‘Still to this day I wake up every morning in pain, the first hour of my day is taken up, I’m usually on the toilet for a long time in pain, [with] stomach cramps, sometimes internal bleeding,’ he said.
‘I have different things that I do, like heat treatments and certain meditations to get myself in a comfortable position to feel ready to get dressed and face the world. And it is very restricting on diet.’
Metro.co.uk contacted reps for comment.
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