Megan McKenna has unveiled a new hair transformation, with the reality star saying she is now in her “mum era”.
The television personality, who has appeared in The Only Way is Essex and Ex on the Beach, took to Instagram to showcase her new look - a dark brown bob with a block fringe - in a trio of photos.
“This is my mum era. Feels good to have a new look! It was needed,” wrote the star - who has also appeared on Celebs Go Dating, Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity MasterChef.
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The star’s new style received praise in the comments section, with fiancé Oliver Burke writing: “Fireeeee”. There was also a comment from another Ex on the Beach star, with Charlotte Dawson writing: “Obsessed”.
“OMG WOW,” added recent Celebrity Big Brother winner David Potts, who appeared with Megan on Celebs Go Dating. Meanwhile former TOWIE co-stars Danielle Armstrong and Jess Wright wrote “Oh love” and “Gorgeous” respectively.
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“You really suit it Megan! You can't beat a bob, it's always my go to cut when I want a change, love the fringe too,” wrote one follower, with another also lauding Megan’s look as they commented: “I've been wanting to do this a while... think this is my signal! You look amazing!”
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Megan and Oliver, who relocated to Germany in September due to his footballing career, announced in October that they had welcomed a baby boy into the world, with the pair confirming the news via social media.
“Landon Henry Burke, 07.10.24, 08.33 am, 9.2,” they wrote as they confirmed their son’s name, with the Instagram post also including a video montage of their very first moments with their baby boy.
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