FERNE McCann celebrated her impressive weight loss as she fitted back into her jeans, three months after giving birth.
Reality star Ferne, 33, only welcomed her second daughter Finty in July, who she shares with her fiancé Lorri Haines, 32.
The Towie alum looked ecstatic as she squeezed into her old clothes in a video posted to Instagram.
Claiming she hadn’t been able to do up her trousers for two months, Ferne looked apprenhensive while wearing just her underwear.
But after successfully fitting into them, Ferne shared her excitement about wearing the outfit to an event.
She wrote in her caption, “You lot won’t believe it…..I’ve only gone and got myself into my jeans ….I am absolutely BUZZING!
“A few weeks ago these wouldn’t even do up!!! & 2 months before that I could barely pull them up over my thighs.
“Here’s the deal…all I have been following is my simple, delicious breakfast plan. I DO NOT restrict myself as I love my food but I do apply balance to my life and exercise 3 times a week.
“I still enjoy my life! And I never want to feel like I’m on a diet…this is a lifestyle. If you have a body goal & want to join me in my customer care group & challenge then send me a DM.”
The TV personality confirmed she was expecting her second baby back in March.
She’s already mum to five-year-old Sunday, who she shares with her ex-boyfriend Arthur Collins, currently in prison.
Ferne recently opened about the mum-shaming she experiences, especially when it comes to one of her daughter’s names.
She admitted that whenever she shares anything about her kids on her social media accounts, other parents shame and harass her.
The influencer explained: “I get trolled for whatever – especially when it comes to the children.”
Speaking on podcast Saving Grace, Ferne continued to dub her critics “the mum police.”
Ferne continued: “I don’t know if it’s mums and dads, but on my socials, it’s normally mums, and they come out in force.”
Detailing the things she’s received negative comments about, Ferne listed everything from feeding techniques to how you dress your kids.
She revealed: “No matter what – whether you breastfeed, dummies, muslin, the way you support their head – how people can see that in a picture, I don’t know – to what you dress them in and call them, everyone has an opinion.”
