Megan McKenna shows off incredible figure in bikini just six months after giving birth and hitting back at mum-shamers
MEGAN McKenna looked incredible as she showed off incredible figure in a black bikini for a dance with her young son.
The 32-year-old star has been keeping fans updated with every step of her motherhood journey, after giving birth to son Landon six months ago.
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The star showed off her dance moves in a black bikini
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The new mum couldn't resist having a giggle as her son looked on baffled
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Megan has been open about sharing the ups and downs of becoming a mum
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In her latest video, making the most of the heat, Megan donned a black bikini and joined in on a fun new TikTok trend.
With Langdon held to her hip, Megan declared: 'A shimmy a day keeps the sad away' as a remix of the song There She Goes by The Las plays in the background.
When the chorus kicks in, the mum started shimmying and dancing.
While Landon looked less than impressed with her dance moves, she burst out laughing at her son's baffled impression.
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Posting the video onto Instagram as well, Megan added: 'Only joking we not sad but we sleep deprived.'
The adorable clip was cheered on by fellow reality show mums, with Love Island's Laura Anderson declaring: ' Yesssss mumma 🔥' and Too Hot To Handle's Emily Faye Miller posting a string of crying emojis.
Fans also cheered on the mum, with one writing: 'He's so alert bless him ❤️ xxxxx beautiful'
'Oh my god I love this!!! 😍😍😍 you look insane!!!' said another, while a third said: 'Looking bloody amazing!! Wish I looked like you 😍'
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Megan's new video comes after she has been forced to bat off complaints from online 'mum shamers' who have jumped on
In April, she had to hit back
Megan McKenna slammed by cruel mum-shamers as she serves baby son 'dangerous' meal
In the clip, Megan showed fans she had made Landon pureed cauliflower and cheese, plus some fried steak and sweet potato sticks.
They felt he was "not old enough" to process that kind of food, and feared he could "choke'.
But Megan is determined not to let it get to her, exclusively speaking to The Sun about life as a new mother.
'I'm in my mum era,' she said. 'I just love it. I feel like it's the best time of my life.
'I'm not really glam all the time. I've got my new hairstyle, I've gone back to my roots. I feel this is my true Megan.'
She also teased she could be ready to have more kids already, despite having a struggle with fertility before getting pregnant with Landon before trying IVF.
'I have always wanted kids,' says Megan. 'Since I was young, I wanted to have a family and get married. I'm very family-oriented.
'It's a real rollercoaster going through the stages of IVF, but it's the best thing we've ever done, and we've got another embryo on ice ready to go.
'We 100% want to have more children.'
She currently lives in Germany after her footballer fiancé Oliver Burke, 27, signed to Bundesliga club Werder Bremen.
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Megan has given a frank look into her life as a mum
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The star has been forced to hit back at mum-shamers since giving birth six months ago
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The former reality star has given an insight into every step of her journey into motherhood
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