BOBBY Norris has been sent an urgent warning after fans spotted a worrying detail in his recent hospital snaps.
The reality TV legend is going through a tough time after finding a suspicous lump.
Bobby, 38, appeared on the verge of tears in a previous post as he told his fans about his upcoming surgery.
Today he returned to social media and appeared in better spirits, tucking into a ham sandwich after his op.
Some of his followers were alarmed though when they saw a close-up shot of Bobby's hospital wrist band that revealed his personal health data.
They quickly tipped him off to his mistake, with one writing: "Bobby blur out your hospital band details."
Another typed beneath the picture: "Hi m8, your hospital band is showing all your personal details, hospital number, ref 29
number, d.o.b. someone hack you health records. I'd blank em' out xx"
A third echoed: "Delete your post and start again babe. You've given all your personal details and someone could access your medical records x"
The Fubar Radio host later headed fans' warnings and removed the photo.
Bobby first told fans about his lump in his testicle last August after visiting the GP.
He said the doctor "wasn't happy with it" and referred him to the hospital for further tests, including an ultrasound scan.
The star, who found fame on Towie in 2012, then said he was in for a "scary wait" for his results.
After undergoing the procedure, Bobby took to his social media today with a post-surgery update.
Sitting in his hospital bed and looking exhausted, the former reality star said: "I'm not long up from surgery, the nurse is just so sweet and lovely. In fact, everyone has been so kind."
The star admitted he was in pain as he pulled an uncomfortable expression.
He continued: "Sore... obviously which is to be expected. I've had an operation and surgery, of course I'm going to be sore.
"I've been fasting which is hungry work this fasting.
"They're getting me a ham sandwich, lovely pot of tea and I think the nurse will be back around again with some pain relief, that will take the edge off.
"Just a shout out to everyone that works in hospitals that are so kind and lovely because it really does make a difference, especially if it's a patient that's a bit scared."
