She admitted that she hated being thin after she previously dropped from a size 18 to a petite eight then settled at a more comfortable size twelve.
And Scarlett Moffatt showcased her never-ending pins and trim figure as she shared a new snap of herself on social media on Monday.
The 29-year-old Gogglebox star, posed in a pair of cheeky denim hot pants and a floral shirt for an offering on Instagram.
Confident: Scarlett Moffatt showcased her never-ending pins and trim figure as she shared a snap of herself on social media on Monday
Scarlett slipped her feet into a pair of heeled ankle boots for her outfit of the day and added red beaded ear rings to complete her ensemble.
The I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here winner sported expertly applied make-up with perfectly symmetrical brows and contoured cheeks as she pouted and popped her leg.
She slicked her hair in a high ponytail which appeared to be a tribute to Ariana Grande as well as her caption that were lyrics taken from the pop sensation's song, Thank You, Next.
The text read: 'Spend more time with my friends I ain't worried 'bout nothin' Plus, I met someone else We havin' better discussions I know they say I move on too fast But this one gon' last ❤️ #selfie#ootd #fashion #summer #outfit.'
Unhappy: In March 2018 the TV presenter confessed to the Glamour Beauty Festival audience that she felt 'miserable' after losing three stone following her stint in the Jungle as she felt she had to 'look a certain way' (pictured last month)
In March 2018 the TV presenter confessed to the Glamour Beauty Festival audience that she felt 'miserable' after losing three stone following her stint in the Jungle as she felt she had to 'look a certain way'.
According to The Sun, Scarlett - who dropped from 11st to 8st - described being thin as 'like hell' and immediately felt pressured to change her body once she left the ITV reality show.
The star admitted: 'When I first came out of the jungle I went through a stage where I felt like I had to try and look a certain way.
'I wanted to try and get out of the stereotypical
