Love Island star Shaughna Phillips showed off her sensational curves while attending a PrettyLittleThing charity event in London on Tuesday.
Shaughna, 28, stepped out in a form-fitting brown knit dress which she paired with a £2,220 Gucci handbag and wobbly heels.
It comes after the blonde bombshell revealed she went to hospital for a colonoscopy in July after contracting HPV in May.
Exit: Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips showed off her sensational curves in a form-fitting brown dress at a PrettyLittleThing event in London on Tuesday. Pictured with Indiyah Polak and Demi Jones
Shaughna was dressed to impress for the night, with her ribbed gown featuring an off-the-shoulder design and long sleeves.
She sported a golden tan and wore her long locks down and draped over her shoulders.
Her makeup was complete with a matte foundation, mascara and a glossy pink lip.
Dressed up: Shaughna was dressed to impress for the night, with her ribbed gown featuring an off-the-shoulder design and long sleeves
girls night out She appeared in high spirits as she stepped out and joined Love Island’s Indiyah Polak and Demi Jones
She appeared in high spirits as she stepped out and joined Love Island’s Indiyah Polak and Demi Jones.
The event celebrated the 18 month charity partnership between PrettyLittleThing and Girl vs Cancer which aims to raise funds.
The two partners are collaborating on a new post-surgery lingerie range, with 100 percent of profits going to Girl vs Cancer, which aims to help those living with the disease.
Shaughna rose to fame in the first-ever Winter Love Island series in 2020.
Claim to fame: Shaughna rose to fame in the first-ever Winter Love Island series in 2020 (pictured)
The former Democratic Service officer is currently renovating her own home and helping people with her health and fitness program, Be You With Shaughna.
“This is your reminder that you are strong, sexy and healthy,” a recent post said.
In July, Shaughna revealed she was in the hospital for a colposcopy after contracting HPV in May.
The STI is the most common worldwide and four out of five people will get some form of the virus at least once in their lives.
Helping others: The former Democratic Service officer is currently renovating her own home and helping people with her health and fitness program, Be You With Shaughna. Pictured in July
Health issues: In July, Shaughna announced that she was in the hospital for a colposcopy after contracting HPV in May
Back then, Shaughna updated her 1.5 million Instagram followers about her experience and urged women to book their swab tests.
She posted a photo of the infirmary and captioned it: “Sunday fun day? So I said I’d share my experience with you all and currently I’m pissing my pants.
“Still screaming for ladies to book their swabs!”
A colposcopy is used to check for abnormal cells in the cervix.
She then checked in with fans upon arriving home: “How did the colposcopy go? Chill out and feel sorry for yourself for the rest of the day.
“Although I had 3 nurses who were so nice and made me feel cared for. Still yelling for ladies to book your swabs when you’re overdue.
“I received my results yesterday and there were changes in some cells called “borderline changes” that require further investigation. I also tested positive for HPV,” she previously said
HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus, which the NHS describes as “a very common group of viruses”. While HPV doesn’t cause problems for most people, some types can cause genital warts or cancer.
There is no blood test for HPV and it is detected during a cervical screening.
“I received my results yesterday and there were changes in some cells called “borderline changes” that require further investigation. I also tested positive for HPV,” she previously told her followers.
She continued, “Obviously I was absolutely terrified at first, and while everyone I’ve spoken to has assured me how common this is, it’s still scary.”
Shaughna went on to say that she was “so glad” to share her swab test results because she was “terrified.”
WHAT IS HPV? INFECTION HAS LINKED 99% OF EARLING CANCER
Up to eight out of ten people will get HPV in their lifetime
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the name of a group of viruses that attack your skin and the moist membranes that line your body.
It is very commonly transmitted through vaginal, anal, and oral sex and skin-to-skin contact between the genitals.
Up to eight out of ten people will contract the virus at some point in their lives.
There are more than 100 types of HPV. About 30 of these can affect the genital area. Genital HPV infections are common and highly contagious.
Many people never show symptoms because they can appear years after infection, and most cases go away without treatment.
It can lead to genital warts and is also known to cause cervical cancer by creating abnormal tissue growth.
Annually, an average of 38,000 HPV-related cancers are diagnosed in the US, 3,100 cases of cervical cancer and about 2,000 other cancers in men in the UK.
What other cancers does it cause?
- throat
- neck
- Tongue
- almonds
- vulva
- vagina
- penis
- anus