Countryfile’s Adam Henson’s ‘unusual’ appearance sparks concern

British Broadcasting Corporation National Archives Fans have recently expressed concern over Adam Hansen’s “unusual” appearance, claiming there’s something different about the author’s face.

The latest episode follows Margaretta Taylor and Matt Baker as they explore the Trent Valley.

Meanwhile, Adam Hansen reveals a deadly livestock disease sweeping farms across the country.

Speaking on the subject, he explained: “Schmallenberg virus, transmitted by midges, has been found on British farms.”

“It affects a variety of livestock species, including sheep, cattle and goats, and has devastating consequences for the animals’ pregnancies, leading to fetal malformations and stillbirths.”

However, viewers noticed a noticeable change in Hanson’s appearance as they saw a mark on his face.

Fans took to social media to voice their concerns about the TV host.

One fan curiously asked about the “obvious” change, noting: “@BBCCountryfile I missed the start of today’s show, what did poor Adam do to his face?”

Another chimed in: “Did Adam get kicked in the face by a rare breed #Countryfile.”

A third commented: “Adam appears to have developed a birthmark on his right cheek since last seen!”

On the professional front, the Gloucestershire farmer has published his second children’s book Curious Questions about Adam’s Farmearly March.