She detailed her experience with 'soul-destroying' reality TV and revealed she's suffered from anxiety in a candid new interview.
But Ferne McCann was brushing off her worries to enjoy a night out in London on Thursday, turning heads in a bright orange minidress.
The TV personality, 28, was hard to miss in her strapless tangerine frock and matching shoes as she sauntered down the street.
Eye-catching: Ferne McCann was brushing off her worries to enjoy a night out in London on Thursday, turning heads in a bright orange minidress
Ferne looked lovely in the little neon number, with the bold hue bringing out her golden glow.
The flirty dress boasted draped detailing on the skirt and a thigh-skimmin hemline, making the most of her long legs.
The former TOWIE favourite pulled her blonde locks up into a high ponytail and enhanced her cheekbones with plenty of bronzer.
Vibrant: The TV personality, 28, was hard to miss in her strapless tangerine frock and matching shoes as she sauntered down the street
Ferne McCann has detailed her experience with 'soul-destroying' reality TV and revealed she's suffered from anxiety in a candid new interview.
During a discussion for Heat magazine's Where’s Your Head At? campaign, the TV personality, 28, admitted her three-year stint on TOWIE marked the beginning of her mental health battle.
The First Time Mum star, who shares 18-month-old daughter Sunday, with ex Arthur Collins, also confessed she was left paranoid and 'couldn't trust anyone' after the news of her pregnancy with her only child was leaked.
Honest: Ferne McCann has detailed her experience with 'soul-destroying' reality TV and revealed she's suffered from anxiety in a candid new interview
During her time on the ITVBe reality show, a series of her personal woes were displayed, from the demise of her six-year relationship co-star Charlie Sims to the break-down of her friendships with on/off pal Gemma Collins.
On coping with life on reality TV, the reality star revealed: 'I mean, it [TOWIE] was amazing and it provided so many opportunities, but, that was the start of my anxiety.
'I think, you have to grow a very thick skin and be aware that if you’re gonna join a reality show, there’s gonna be loads of highs and lows because some of the stick that you get, on social media, can be soul destroying.'
Challenging times: During a discussion for Heat magazine's Where’s Your Head At? campaign, the TV personality, 28, admitted her three-year stint on TOWIE marked the beginning of her mental health battle
