IBIZA Weekender fans will remember Imogen Townley for her wild partying ways and her an on-off romance with co-star Jordan Davies on the hit ITV2 show.
Imogen, 32, starred on Ibiza Weekender for six seasons, from 2013 to 2017, before turning her back on her television career.
The former reality star posed with her adorable dog from a caravan that she calls "home".
Wearing a bandana, a pale pink jumper and loose fitted brown trousers, Imogen beamed as she cuddled her pooch Bruno.
She wrote: "This little one turned 6 this month. Wow what a journey it’s been little man!
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From the moment we found each other in Thailand to the months of hard work to get you home to the UK.
"Then taking to the road living nomadic in a van, connecting with conscious communities and living on the land and now traveling around the UK holding healing retreats and then coming home to nest in our cosy little caravan in Liverpool.
"Every single day I wake up and feel so incredibly blessed that I get to experience this journey and life with you."
She added: "You are one truly special soul with the most gentle and loving nature. You are such a gift to this world, bringing so much love and joy to each person you meet.
"Thank you for accompanying me on this wild ride! For taking every moment and experience in your stride, for trusting in me and teaching me what true love is.
"You are my best friend, my side kick, my soul mate."
She now lives a much more tranquil life after turning to spirituality and healing.
Just six years on from quitting the reality show, Imogen looks very different after ditching her long tresses in favour of a much shorter hairdo.
Gone are the days of her bright blonde locks as Imogen now sports a shaved head, a complete contrast from her days on the popular ITV2 programme.
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Imogen also has a heavily-tattooed arm and regularly dons beaded necklaces and heavy jewellery.
It isn't just her appearance that has changed, her everyday activities have also had a revamp.
Rather than the loud dance music of the A-list Ibiza clubs, Imogen now chooses to create her own acoustic music as part of her mission to teach healing and better mindfulness and wellbeing.
The TV star has been on her spiritual journey since waving goodbye to the show that brought her to stardom in 2018.
She opened up her new life during a recent Instagram post, where she confirmed she was crowd-funding in the hopes of releasing her very first album in order to spread the message behind her songs "far and wide".
Imogen wrote: "Sitting & reflecting on turning 32 and how radically my life has changed over the last few years.
"Feeling so much at home in my own body and finding such peace in the depths I have travelled to get here."
She continued: "I hold such deep gratitude in my heart for every part of my life and how it all intrinsically led to this exact moment."
Imogen currently offers a series of health and wellbeing retreats in a bid to empower women and encourage them to follow her way of life.
She focuses on a series of different themes relating to "peace and harmony" and has hosted "Earth" and "water" sessions in recent times.
