He is best known for his role as the heartthrob Hunter King in Home and Away.
And on Thursday, Scott Lee stunned his fans with his completely different look as he posed with his co-star, Ada Nicodemou.
The couple had big smiles on their faces when they saw each other again, but it was Scott’s appearance in the post with two photos that really caught the eye.
The first flashback photo shows a younger Scott posing next to Ada, looking well-groomed and sporting a boyish smile.
He looks like a true Summer Bay hunk in his casual brown T-shirt, as Ada wraps her arms around him outdoors.
And now, in the present, Scott is almost unrecognizable.
In the second photo you see Scott, again with Ada, with a fuller beard and longer hair, which gives him a tougher look.
He’s keeping it casual, wearing a Rip Curl T-shirt, while Ada, looking timeless in a bright red top, has her arms lovingly wrapped around his shoulders.
He is best known for his role as heartthrob Hunter King on Home and Away. And on Thursday, Scott Lee stunned fans with his dramatically different look. Pictured
The first flashback photo shows a younger Scott posing next to Ada Nicodemou, who looks dapper with a boyish grin. He looks every bit the Summer Bay hunk in a casual brown t-shirt, while Ada wraps her arms around him in an outdoor setting. Both pictured
It didn’t take long for fans to flood the post with shocked reactions.
“Wow, I didn’t recognize him,” one fan wrote.
“Wow, Scott Lee looked different without his beard,” another commented.
Meanwhile, another fan noted that Lee was last on Home and Away.
“Six years since Hunter left,” they wrote alongside a crying face emoji.
The second photo shows Scott, again with Ada, with a fuller beard and longer hair, giving him a tougher look
It didn’t take long for fans to flood the post with shocked reactions
Scott got his first big break as an actor when he played the troubled but endearing teenager Hunter in Home and Away. He starred in the series for four years.
In his final storyline, he ended an affair with his teacher, Christina [Jessica Clarke]dropped out of college and left town.
Of the final steps his character took at the time, Scott said, “Nothing is going right in his life, so this move could really help.”
Like his character, Scott decided to leave town and try his luck in Hollywood after Home and Away ended.
He previously told TV WEEK: ‘I’m excited to go abroad and reinvent myself. No one knows what type of actor I am, so I can start [over] and hopefully I’ll get a chance to play with new characters.’
Since leaving the soap, he has appeared in the Australian comedy series Diary of an Uber Driver and the science fiction drama Bloom.
Scott got his first big acting break playing the troubled but lovable teenager Hunter on Home and Away, where he appeared on the show for four years. Pictured with Ray Meagher