GEMMA Collins has shared a stunning video of her perfectly-manicured garden at sunrise.
The former TOWIE favourite, 42, captured the sun peeking through the leafy trees at the rear of her £1.3million Essex mansion.
Gemma panned her phone around the crisp grounds early in the morning, capturing the well-kept grass and floral trellis displays.
Her Instagram video also took in the huge white horse figure taking centre stage, next to an equally-imposing silver glitter ball.
A white swing seat could be seen centre stage while freshly planted trees were starting to spring up.
Gemma, speaking to fans from behind her phone, said: “Good morning everybody, it’s Sunday
“The sun is shining my hairdresser has arrived, and I’m so excited.
“Because from 11am I am bringing you a TikTok live
“You can shop from your beds, you can shop from wherever you are
“There are going to be beautiful discounts and you are going to be blown away.”
Gemma often spends time gardening in the vast space – and the results are clear.
The garden sits in the vast grounds of the telly star’s Essex mansion – which has recently undergone a huge revamp.
The GC previously gave a look at her stunning outdoor space in the height of springtime.
At the time, the huge lawn boasted multiple sun loungers and a swing to take advantage of the good weather.
Wearing a full face of glam make-up and with her hair in rollers, Gemma said: “There is nothing like ten minutes of sun on the face.
“Apparently if you have 15 minutes, it does you the world of good.”
She added: “The garden is absolutely stunning, I’ve noticed the wild pollinators starting to come up – there’s a few poppies in there, it’s just absolutely stunning.”
The space has previously been dubbed as big as a “park.”
Earlier this month, Gemma even had chickens arriving on her expansive grounds and said she “couldn’t wait” for their impending arrival.
“These are proper GC chickens,” Gemma told fans as she welcomed her new animals in her bright pink dress.
Gemma’s mum was in tears as she praised the star for getting the chickens, as she said: “Chickens should be living like this – happy and healthy.”
