Chloe Ferry showed off her impressive two stone weight loss in her latest revealing snap.
The former Geordie Shore star, 24, stripped off for a saucy bathtub selfie as she showed fans exactly how she winds down after yet another day in lockdown on Monday.
In the snap, the reality star covered her cleavage with her hands and slicked back her hair into a bun.
The bath bubbles covered the rest of her modesty as she has her eyes closed for the relaxing picture.
She wrote to her 3.4 million followers: "Who wants to come rub my back...."
Chloe showed off her impressive two stone weight loss after crediting her new look to a diet and fitness overhaul.
The starlet admitted she turned to surgery after being targeted by hateful trolls but she's finally happy with her body and has the confidence to show herself off.
There's no holding her back and Chloe has a message for anyone else struggling to accept themselves.
"It has taken a lot for me to upload these photos, as you know I'm judged on anything I do," she posted on Instagram.
"A few years ago if anyone had told me where I’d be today I'd have laughed at them. It all started a good few years ago, being put into the spotlight and in the public eye at a very young age.
"Every aspect of my life was commented on - more so than anything else was my appearance."
She continued: "I'm a tough person, but waking up every day to comments like “you look fat” or “get a boob job” really starts to stick in your head, and it makes you start to think these people are right - I do need a boob job, or I do need to lose weight.
"I wanted a quick fix and turned to surgery thinking all these comments would go over night. This couldn’t have been further from the truth! In fact they increased!
"More fat comments, more about the way I looked. It eventually made me dread posting a photo because of all the trolls out there."
She continued: "This is where I made a lifestyle choice, I started to go to the gym and looking after my body. For me, it was my own little escape time, a break from the negativity that social media was bringing to my life. It wasn’t just good for my body, but good for my mind.
"At this point the negative comments became the driving factor to push me harder."
She added: "Put yourself in my shoes, and imagine opening your Instagram to thousands of comments about being fat. I would not wish this on anyone.
"Now, I’m body confident in my own skin and happy with the way I look, physically and mentally. I’m finally feeling great! If I can do it so can you, and I want to be there to help anyone feeling that they can't."
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