Gemma Collins dramatically falls over onstage at Queen’s Jubilee event hitting the deck in little green dress

GEMMA Collins can fall over like nobody else in showbiz - and yesterday she took yet another tumble.

The former Towie and Celebrity Big Brother star suffered a very public fall as she took to the stage at a Platinum Jubilee event.

Gemma threw a huge event in her sprawling garden to toast the Queen's 70 years on the throne.

But when she went up to make a speech on stage, she lost her footing, slipped and keeled over.

The star saw the funny side of the situation, posting the video on her Instagram today writing: "True GC style yesterday 🙌🏻."

One pal told her: "Omg this is amazing 😂😂 At least your hair looks good even on the down fall 😂."

Meanwhile, Love Island's Amy Hart told her simply: "Hahahah love you!"

Gemma has been the subject of some of the most high-profile falls in recent years, famously tumbling into a hole at Radio 1's Teen Choice Awards.

Love Islanders Amber Davies, Jamie Jewitt and Marcel Somerville rushed to help the TV star as she suddenly dropped through a trapdoor on stage.

The star also suffered a dramatic fall on Dancing On Ice, later saying that she thought she had died.

Gemma shocked fans when she tripped and fell face-first on the ice during one of her routines with Matt Evers.

The reality star, 41, hosted her own epic bash to mark the Queen's 70 years on the throne yesterday, and she didn't any expense.

She showed followers the party being set up with a tour of her grounds, as caterers and designers went about transforming her huge garden.

There were bouncy castles for the kids, plenty of red, white and blue decor and wood-fired pizzas and a large buffet spread.

Gemma's mansion had plenty to keep people entertained, from her huge new hot tub to her impressive pool.

The UK is today enjoying the second day of a long four day weekend to showcase the impact of the Queen's decades-long reign.

Princess Elizabeth became Queen on February 6, 1952 - the day her father King George VI died. Therefore February 6, 2022, will mark 70 years on the throne.

It is the first time any British monarch has reached this historic milestone.