Gemma Collins debuts dramatic new bob in stunning social media snap after ditching her long locks

Gemma Collins debuted a dramatic new bob on Instagram after ditching her long curly locks on Friday.

The former TOWIE star, 44, took to the platform with a stunning selfie as she showed off her new sleek and shorted hairstyle.

Gemma's blonde tresses, which once tumbled down her shoulders, were now chin length and cut choppy style while also appearing lighter in colour. 

Gazing into the camera the TV personality sported a glam make-up palette with classic pillar box red lipstick.

She captioned the snap: 'Wishing you all a very LOVELY DAY'.

Fans were quick to gush over her new look writing: 'Omg love this hair!!!!!': 'My favourite look on you': 'Love love love ur hair!': 'the New hair suits you so well, darling!!': 'Love the hair you look younger xx'. 

Gemma's latest post come just days she showed off her incredible weight loss as she posed up a storm in a sexy leopard print swimsuit.

She once again took to social media to post a sizzling snap showing her cosying up to her fiancé Rami Hawash.

Showing her love for her husband-to-be, the star added a caption written in Arabic reading الحياة تُزهر بالحب, which translates to 'Life blooms with love'.

Just hours before she shared the swimsuit-clad snap, she posted a slideshow of images of the couple looking loved-up throughout the years.

She penned a caption reading: 'Happy Sunday how have we been together so long. Funny how destiny never expires, no matter how many seasons pass, love remembers exactly where to return.' 

Gemma has been keeping her Instagram followers updated on her weight-loss journey after dropping from a size 26 to a size 20. She revealed last year she achieved the results in just three months after using Mounjaro weight loss jabs. 

She revealed she is microdosing on Mounjaro after fearing the weight loss jab had left her with 'agonising' health woes. Gemma revealed to the Daily Mail recently that she had a 'gallbladder attack' in August after dropping to the floor in pain.

The star has gone from a size 26 to a size 20 and lost 3.5st since taking the jab, and now Gemma has revealed she is back on the jab after taking a break.

'I had to stop the jabs for a bit because I had a gallbladder attack in August, but they've assured me that it's not actually linked to Mounjaro,' Gemma told The Mirror.

'I've given it a rest and I've really been managing what I've been eating. But I think I'm going to start microdosing because I feel with the microdosing, you don't get all the [side] effects.'

Gemma followed the guidance to increase her dosage incrementally, from the starting dose of 2.5mg, to the maximum dose of 15mg a week.

Their holiday comes after Gemma confirmed that she and Rami will have a baby and get married in 2026. She has been open about her battle with infertility and on New Year's Eve she shared a picture of their celebrations and revealed her plans.

Gemma, who is step mother to fiancé Rami's son Tristan, seven, looked glamorous as the couple joined pals including DJ Fat Tony at London's swanky The Ned hotel.

Alongside a slew of snaps, she penned: 'The most fantastic NYE with our faves it was the final drink of champagne as I have a wedding to plan !! yes I’m getting married this year and YES I'm having a baby.

'We had The most amazing evening @thenedlondon it was out of this world and the staff are first class the canopy’s the entertainment just kept coming you should all book now for next year.'

Gemma, who has been engaged to Rami since 2024, has been incredibly candid about her wish to have children and previously shared that she has faced several miscarriages and was once advised to terminate a pregnancy of an intersex baby.

The TV personality has also shared that after struggling to conceive naturally, she and fiancé Rami were considering going down the surrogacy route and she has previously revealed she has considered fostering, as her mum was fostered as a child.

She has a low number of AMH hormones, meaning she also has a limited number of eggs available, and also suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which directly affects the ovaries.