Molly-Mae Hague is looking incredible after embarking on a new healthy eating plan.
The social media influencer, 21, told fans in a previous YouTube vlog that she was going to stick to her new routine throughout England's third lockdown in a bid to 'feel better' about herself.
In recent days, the former Love Island star proudly showed off the results during a campaign for clothing brand Oh Polly, as she posed in skimpy dresses and crop tops to flaunt her enviable physique.
The reality star looked ultra confident in the edit, as she shared plenty of snaps on her Instagram profile for all to see.
Molly was seen modelling several different pieces, with her signature blonde hair styled in loose waves, topping off her look with chunky earrings.
Yesterday, the TV star revealed she was flogging some of her old size six clothes.
While decluttering her dressing room during a video on her YouTube channel, she told fans: "To be honest I don't think I can even fit my baby toe into these anymore, they are like a size 6. They will never fit me anymore."
Molly-Mae was selling piles of clothes on Depop for her eager followers to get their hands on.
The blonde beauty also voiced her concerns that someone in the PR biz has circulated her home address.
Speaking to her subscribers, Molly-Mae wondered how so many firms know the exact address where she and boxer boyfriend Tommy Fury live.
Molly told that while she's grateful for the freebies, it's raised security concerns for her and Tommy.
Speaking from her bed, she said: "I have to pay a lot of money a month for extremely high security for the apartment.
"I had a few incidents, I just don't really feel safe anywhere anymore. I didn't feel safe in our last apartment, I don't feel safe anywhere any more.
"I have no understanding of how, but the amount of PR packages I receive every single day from people, from all over the UK, that know my address.
"One brand got hold of my address and have sent it round, that is what I feel like has happened."
She added: "As much as I appreciate PR parcels and I know people want to get their businesses out there. It is really hard."
And when Tommy is not home - who no burglar would want to tangle with - Molly has a security car not far from their front door.
"When Tommy is here it's one thing but when I am here by myself I just want that reassurance that I am 100 percent safe," she shared.
And not wanting to come across as ungrateful, Molly explained: "I'm sure you wouldn't like it if people knew where you guys lived and I never want to sound like I am complaining, it's just one of those situations that are hard to explain."
