Megan Barton-Hanson baffles fans as she shows off her VERY perky bottom in a figure hugging blue dress
The Love Island bombshell, 31, made sure to command attention in the figure hugging long sleeved blue midi dress which boasted a large cut out across the chest.
In the short video, Megan was seen looking in her refrigerator and pulling out a Red Bull before turning to face the camera to take a sip.
The OnlyFans star styled her blonde tresses in curls and completed her ensemble with a pair of black opaque tights and a pair of towering heels.
The reality star, who has had been open about having a nose job and breast augmentation, simply captioned the post with a monkey emoji.
Fans quickly took to the comments as they were left baffled by Megan's 'ridiculous' new look.
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They wrote: 'Oh no what have they done to your booty!!!!!!; I'm so sorry Megan, you were so naturally pretty, but your bum genuinely looks ridiculous;
'Oh god wtf she done to her butt?; Another one that's absolutely ruined their butt; What has happened to her arse, has she had a BBL?
'Looks terrible. She used to be so naturally pretty; Wtf have you done to your bottom?'
Last year, Megan said going under the knife helped her from being bullied as a teen for her looks, to transform into the ' Alan Sugar of strip clubs'.
She first went under the knife at the age of 19 for a double surgery, a nose job and a breast augmentation.
Megan, who rose to fame on the 2018 series of the ITV dating show, confessed she was bullied for her nose and sticky-out-ears in school which prompted her to change her appearance.
After 'barely being able to afford a train ticket to work' in London from Essex, Megan opened up to dating expert Paul Carrick Brunson for his We Need To Talk podcast.
Paul, 50, asked: 'You've had your ears pinned back, first procedure, then you have your breasts done. What drove you to get your breasts done at that age?'
Fans quickly took to the comments as they were left baffled by Megan's new look
Megan admitted: 'I'll be brutally honest - money.
'I had no issues, I was quite body confident with my natural boobs but there was this girl and she was on social media making a lot of money basically doing Page 3, but she was her own boss.
'I remember saying to my first boyfriend, 'babe, she's making so much money, don't you think I'm prettier, I could definitely do that if I had bigger t**s'.
'I wanted my nose done, that was another thing from school kids would pick on.
'I hate being put to sleep so I'll get my t**s done, the nose done, all in one and I can make so much money, either on social media, or back then, Page 3 was still a thing.
'I wanted to be a glamour model, a Page 3 girl.
'I was working in London and it was minimum wage, barely affording my train ticket to commute from Essex to London.
'I was like, this can't be what life is, surely.'
Megan was working as a Legal PA at the time, but decided to invest in breast surgery.
After this, the reality star began to flaunt her new look through scantily clad pictures on Instagram and quickly racked up a huge following before her Love Island fame.
Six years on, she now has 1.4 million followers, she shared: 'I've got a lot to thank for Instagram, just posting more sexy pictures. The likes started growing.'
As her social media account took off, the reality TV star then turned to a strip club to further boost her finances.
She explained: 'I was earning really bad money at the law firm, it wasn't worth the hours I was putting in. I had no money to spend at the weekend.
'I was investing in my looks but what I was making on Instagram wasn't enough to survive on. I'd walk past the strip club and the girls outside looked so happy, they were laughing. They were glamorous as f**k.
'I didn't even tell my parents, I just walked in and said 'hi, can I have a job?'
'I'd never stepped foot in a strip club, I just knew they looked happy and like they had loads of money, and that was what I wanted.
'I was being sexualised by the trainee solicitors, the solicitors. The way they would look at me, the little things they would say, so in my mind, if you're gonna sexualise me when I'm dressed in a pencil skirt and tights on minimum wage, I'm gonna go and be sexualised where I can make so much money and I can be my own boss. So that's what I did.
'For the first year, I thought I'd made it. I thought I was Alan Sugar.'
Discussing working at the strip club, Megan explained: 'It was really freeing. They were some of the best memories of my life, working in that strip club.
'It gave me a sisterhood I'd never had with girls. Growing up, when the girls ostracised me, for no fault of my own, for being bullied by a much older boy…these girls could tell, I was very geeky and shy.
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