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Gemma Collins has revealed she is flogging her ‘worn once’ clothes on Vinted after after losing 3st and dropping from a size 26 to a size 20.
The former TOWIE star, 44, has been incredibly open about her journey on Mounjaro weight loss jabs.
Gemma has long struggled with her weight and previously admitted she thought she would die after a gastric bypass surgery that left her in pain.
And after dropping dress sizes, Gemma is now selling her clothes on resale site Vinted, as she advertised her page on her Instagram Story on Friday.
She posted some photos of the items that are up for grabs and wrote: ‘Have you seen my Vinted!’
Over on her Vinted page, the TV personality is selling an huge 153 items of clothing from brightly coloured tops to swimsuits and dresses.
Gemma Collins has revealed she is flogging her ‘worn once’ clothes on Vinted after after losing 3st and dropping from a size 26 to a size 20
And after dropping dress sizes, Gemma is now selling her clothes on resale site Vinted, as she advertised her page on her Instagram Story on Friday
She has posted items in sizes 20 to 30, with prices ranging from £3 to £40.
Gemma has been keeping her Instagram followers updated on her weight-loss journey after dropping from a size 26 to a size 20.
She revealed last year she achieved the results in just three months after using Mounjaro weight loss jabs.
She revealed she is microdosing on Mounjaro after fearing the weight loss jab had left her with ‘agonising’ health woes.
Gemma revealed to the Daily Mail recently that she had a ‘gallbladder attack’ in August after dropping to the floor in pain.
The star has gone from a size 26 to a size 20 and lost 3.5st since taking the jab, and now Gemma has revealed she is back on the jab after taking a break.
‘I had to stop the jabs for a bit because I had a gallbladder attack in August, but they’ve assured me that it’s not actually linked to Mounjaro,’ Gemma told The Mirror.
‘I’ve given it a rest and I’ve really been managing what I’ve been eating. But I think I’m going to start microdosing because I feel with the microdosing, you don’t get all the [side] effects.’
And after dropping a few dress sizes, Gemma is now selling her clothes on resale site Vinted, as she advertised her page on her Instagram Story on Friday (pictured in June 2024)
Gemma followed the guidance to increase her dosage incrementally, from the starting dose of 2.5mg, to the maximum dose of 15mg a week.
Her weight loss journey was a difficult one before she found Mounjaro, admitting she would even taken appetite suppressant Reductil as a teenager, which has since been taken off the market.
Gemma admitted she would feel ‘suicidal’ when she was on diets and has been weighing for food portions and eating boiled eggs everyday for years.
The star previously had a secret operation to have a gastric balloon fitted but was left feeling so ill after she thought she might die.
She said: ‘It was scary. I should never have done it… I thought I was going to die. I could not get out of bed. The pain in my stomach… because it was like a foreign body in my belly.’
Gemma said even drinking water after the operation made her violently sick and so she rang the hospital begging them to take the balloon out.
