It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Rob McElhenney looks unrecognizable in terrifying photo that makes fans ‘scream’
FANS have been shocked by a terrifying photo posted by It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia actor Rob McElhenney.
The commotion started when Rob, 46, took to Instagram and shared throwback snaps from the past year.
During the installment, Mac (as played by Rob) suffered a harsh allergic reaction to peanuts that disfigured his face.
At the beginning of the episode, his lips started to swell and became rounder in size.
Towards the end, the right side of Mac's face was unrecognizable and horrendously swollen.
THE COMMENTS
Fans jumped to the comments section after becoming distracted by the gross makeup effects in Rob's snapshot.
One fan said: "I can’t tell if that’s legit or makeup!"
Another fan noted: "Haha! Makeup from the show! You can see it on the nose!"
A third fan added: "Rob, this made me almost drop my phone. My son screamed!"
A fourth fan mentioned: "That allergic reaction was real?! Girl, please tell me that’s makeup!"
A commentator chimed in: "That was a funny episode! The low economy fancy nuts!
"You looked like the Elephant Man by the end! My favorite part of this year!"
WREXHAM
Among the collection, the TV star also shared a snapshot of himself with Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds.
“To me, that’s because the way we are doing football club ownership is in an extremely fun way.
He continued: “Yes, it comes with a huge amount of responsibility and pressure, plus all the other things that come with being the custodians of this historic club.
"But we are also in this extraordinary position of being a genuinely unique club in world football because of the level of interest that comes from outside sources and from people who would usually never pay the slightest attention to football."
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The executive director went on: “That arms you with an incredible level of resources, frankly, and allows you to be ambitious and expansive — and do things like building the temporary stand at the Kop end."
He concluded: "There is probably no other club in the country who could go, ‘Yeah, we’ll lose a tonne of money doing what is, on a business level, a pretty stupid thing to do, but let’s do it anyway because we can get more people into the stadium'."