Meet Hannah Norburn from Married at First Sight: Business owner bombshell crashes MAFS UK as intruder

MARRIED At First Sight UK fans can't get enough of season 9, with its constant drama.

One person who is set to shake up the show is new bride Hannah Norburn.

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Traditionally every year, Married At First Sight welcomes two new intruder couples around halfway through the series.

One of the new brides joining season nine is Hannah Norburn, and The Sun has found out that fans can expect her to cause a stir.

Describing herself as "high energy", a source told us: "Hannah is wild!

"She comes in like a wrecking ball and will shake up the show."

Meet the bride-to-be

Hailing from Cheshire, Hannah, 33, is a health and fitness business owner.

Asked to describe herself by Channel 4, and she said she is “fun, fabulous, with big opinions but no filter".

Hannah's E4 bio gives more of an insight into what she is all about, and reads: “Hannah is quite the extrovert, who doesn’t stick to the norm.

“Straying away from how the rest of her family live, Hannah hasn’t gone down the route of settling down early and has focused on growing her business instead.

“Beneath the tough and ambitious exterior, Hannah admits she’s put up walls but does have a softer side that she lets people see every now and again."

Ideal man

After being single for two years, Hannah decided to sign up to MAFS, and hopes the experts will find her a perfect match.

She revealed how she "only ever meets boys and not men".

Hannah wants someone who is "strong, keen and ready to keep up with her energy".

She also wants a man who will give her the "time and effort" she deserves.

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Meet Hannah's groom

It's been revealed that Hannah will marry semi-professional footballer-turned binman Ryan Livesey.

Fans will no doubt see drama between the pair, as they are both strong characters.

Ryan revealed his former girlfriends have accused him of being “stubborn", which could see him clash with "high energy" Hannah.

When he described his perfect woman, he said that he hoped his new bride would be "fun, down-to-earth and grounded".