LOVE Island’s India Reynolds has shared pictures from hospital while revealing her surprise egg freezing journey.
India, 32, went make-up free in a medical gown as she flashed a peace sign for a selfie ahead of the procedure.
Taking to Instagram yesterday, more snaps saw a cannula being inserted into her arm before she bared her bloated stomach in the mirror.
The brunette beauty was seen laying on a hospital bed in another photo and injecting herself from home.
She wrote in her caption: "Egg freezing in pictures. The last 2 weeks have been a journey to say the least! Thank you @kingsfertility for being amazing throughout.
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"Thank you also to everyone that’s messaged support it’s really really helped with morale and made me feel so much less alone.
"It’s not an easy journey and I’m sending lots of love to anyone going through fertility treatment. I hope you all get the best results possible!
"There’s loads more info in my highlight if you’d like to know more, and I’m planning a Q&A with my doctor for all the things I couldn’t answer.
"And a special thank you to @imreynolds__ couldn’t have done it without you, you’re the best nurse anyone could wish for, and I’m lucky enough to have you as a cousin."
Model India came third in the ITV2 show's 2019 series with Ovie Soko.
The pair split shortly after and she says she no longer hears from the rest of the cast.
India started her modelling career right here at The Sun and recently opened up about how doing Page Three gave her confidence.
She said: “Doing Page Three really helped me because at that time most models that were in that industry were really thin and there wasn't really any space for growth curve at all.
“Page Three was where it was celebrated.
“We were never told to lose weight or anything for that whereas for other things you might have been.”
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While on the show, India was branded as one of the bigger girls and while she loves being called curvy she does see an issue with the representation of bodies.
India said: "I’m absolutely thrilled to be called curvy, I’m really happy with it but it just shows that there is not a very well proportioned selection of women or men in there.
“If I’m a size 8 to 10 and being put as the 'curvy one', then I don’t think it represents bodies or women very well.
“I don’t think weight is something that should be commented on so openly, there are a lot of reasons why you could lose weight... so I think it’s very dangerous for us to constantly comment.”
