GEMMA Collins looked showed off her natural beauty whilst gardening at her Essex mansion.
The star, best known for her raise to fame on Towie, shared the fresh-faced selfie to her 2.2M Instagram followers.
Gemma, 42, gave a mischievous grin to the camera as she rocked a messy up-do and makeup-free skin.
The Diva Forever star put her complexion on display, with not a trace of make up to be seen.
Her fresh-faced look complimenting the care-free selfie, where she appeared to be sporting a striped fleece.
She captioned the post: “You can’t worry about what you look like when you’re gardening.”
It comes after the star revealed she had her botox and fillers dissolved in 2021.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun at the time, she said: “I have tried Botox and filler, and I had it all dissolved. I can’t stand it. I was looking at myself thinking ‘I just don’t look like me anymore’.
“The young girls of today, all these lips, it’s just a bit too much. People think it’s the norm now, and it’s not. We’ve got to stay natural.”
Despite her skin transformation, Gemma had previously spent £8,000 on past treatments and even launched Gemma Collagen – an anti-ageing business with Harley Street clinic London Aesthetics.
The brand offered marine collagen supplements and facial peels, after she urged fans to opt for non-surgical beauty treatments, stating: “People need to stop messing about with their faces!”
Gemma appeared to be gardening in her unbelievable £1.3M Essex home, as she filmed a variety of gardening accessories and flower beds.
She landed the open-plan home after boosting her earnings in lockdown.
Previously, the star told The Sun that she is eyeing up a bigger second home because her £1.3million mansion is “full to the brim”.
The reality queen even said buying a second home is now on her bucket list.
Gemma has recently made headlines after revealing she only went on The Great British Bake Off for one reason.
The GC admitted she is a huge fan of chef and GBBO judge Paul Hollywood.
Speaking to Metro.co.uk, she said: “When I got the call I was like, ‘I need to see Paul with my own eyeballs’.”
