Scarlett Moffatt has showcased her incredible pantomime transformation.
The former Gogglebox star, 30, transformed from a no-makeup stunner to a full on glam princess on Tuesday ahead of her live performance as the Fairy Godmother in Crawley's Christmas Cinderella pantomime.
The reality TV star has been gracing the stage on various dates throughout December as part of the Hawth's Christmas calendar.
And Scarlett appears to be lapping up her glamorous makeover every day as she poses from her dressing room.
On Tuesday, the brunette star showcased her natural beauty as she posed in a gorgeous makeup-free selfie.
Scarlett beamed in the striking snap which showcased her piercing blue eyes and flawless skin before she got all dolled up for the show.
The reality TV star flashed a huge grin as she snapped the photo from the car while throwing a peace-sign to her fans.
"Time for a bit of sparkle," she captioned the no-makeup selfie.
In the next snap, Scarlett appears to have completely transformed as she donned her Fairy Godmother costume while snapping a mirror selfie in her dressing room before hitting the stage.
The brunette beauty looked amazing with a full face of glamorous makeup - including a red lip - as she posed after her transformation.
Over the past couple of weeks, Scarlett has been joined on stage by TV presenter Nigel Clarke, popular among children and parents for his work on CBeebies' Baby Club, who will play Dandini.
Meanwhile, Michael J Batchelor and George Akid are starring as the two Ugly Sisters.
Scarlett's panto transformation comes after the 30-year-old star recently opened up about becoming a mother.
The much-loved TV star has revealed how she wants to start a family with her boyfriend.
Scarlett has been dating policeman Scott Dobinson for three years.
She is now planning on getting more serious with Scott by having kids and she has already put together a list of potential baby names.
The star said on her The Scarlett Moffatt Wants To Believe podcast: “Me and Scott are planning on having kids.
“We were discussing what names I would like. Whenever I meet anyone and think, ‘Your name’s nice . . .’ I’ve made this little list. “For a boy, I like Forrest or Apollo.
"And then for a girl, Celeste – it’s like a star constellation – or Posie.”
She said the pair have not immediate plans to have children.
She said: “Not now… We’re not planning on any now."
