Pregnant Shaughna Phillips reveals first look at stunning ‘new’ home and fans are all saying the same thing
PREGNANT Love Island star Shaughna Phillips has given fans a glimpse into the latest renovation plans for her five bedroom home.
The star took to her home account on Instagram to show off to fans the latest CGI drawings of the front of her stylish modern abode.
Shaugnha‘s impressive home is neatly tucked from the road and protected by a black security gate.
The home features a chic white feature front adorned by full-length windows in the sketch which will allow the light from the sun to flood the home and create a perfect bright space for her and her impending arrival.
Writing about the new renovations, Shaughna said: “A few little tweaks here and there but I am SO happy with how it’s going to look!
“The baby has definitely slowed things down, but all good things take time.”
The star’s fans were all left swooning over the home as they insisted that it would make all of her neighbour’s jealous.
One fan commented: “I would hate to be your neighbours as your house is going to make them all want to make over theirs to compete with that.”
Another declared: “Looks amazing Shaughna x.”
A third shared: “Love them huni! Can’t beat a big glass window at the front of a house.”
As a fourth said: “Wow this is going to look amazing!”
It comes after the pregnant star revealed that her Range Rover had been stolen.
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.
“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.
