Pregnant Love Island star Shaughna Phillips in shock as her car is stolen days before she gives birth
PREGNANT Love Island star Shaughna Phillips has been left in shock after her car was stolen from her mum's home.
The former ITV2 dating show contestant took to Instagram to reveal the Range Rover was nicked on Sunday morning.
Shaughna, 28, is currently expecting her first child and appears to be just days away from giving birth.
However, the star's relaxing pre-birth weekend was spoilt when her car was "stolen" as she visited her mum.
Taking to Instagram, Shaughna told her fans that her new motor was taken in the "early hours of the morning".
"My car has been stolen from outside my mum's house early this morning in Eltham, SE9," she penned.
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"Grey Range Rover Velar, if anyone sees it please let me know."
The Love Island star is expecting her baby in just a matter of weeks, with her jailed boyfriend Billy Webb.
It's been a tricky few weeks for Shaughna, who hasn't spoken to her baby's father since he was arrested on drugs charges.
She later opened up about the prospect of being a single parent after it was revealed she hasn't reached out to him.
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Webb has been charged with one count of possession with intent to supply a Class A drug and one count of being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs.
If found guilty, he could face up to 16 years in jail.
Elsewhere, Shaughna was forced to hit back against fans after she was accused of editing her baby bump.
Writing in , Shaughna explained: “Even now, I still get comments on my pictures, accusing me of editing my body. Please point out where I've edited?
"I've got this huge belly, why would I edit it? It's very, very strange. I've never looked at my bump and thought, 'Oh, I need to edit this, edit that'.
“I've seen these comments on Molly-Mae Hague's posts from when she was pregnant, too.”
Shaughna added: “That's definitely been the biggest thing I've had to overcome. I think just getting used to all of the body changes and being okay with it has been a challenge.”