Love Island’s Anna Vakili displays her cleavage in plunging grey top as she steps out in London… after revealing how she deals with online trolls
Anna Vakili ensured she was hard to miss on Thursday afternoon as she made her latest appearance in London.
The former Love Island star caught the eye in a plunging grey top that fully exposed her cleavage while running errands in the capital.
Anna, 29, added to her look with a pair of matching grey flared trousers, while an oversize cardigan and chunky white trainers rounded things off.
Looking good: Anna Vakili ensured she was hard to miss on Thursday afternoon as she made her latest appearance in London
With her voluptuous curves on display, the TV personality commanded attention as she made her way across the street.
Anna’s appearance comes after she spoken exclusively to MailOnline about her incredible figure and how she deals with trolls.
‘I still get trolled but I am getting stronger. I filter out bad comments,’ she said.
Revealing: The former Love Island star caught the eye in a plunging grey top that fully exposed her cleavage while running errands in the capital
Finishing touches: Anna, 29, added to her look with a pair of matching grey flared trousers, while an oversize cardigan and chunky white trainers rounded things off
‘If I get a DM I read the first few words and if I can tell it’s going to be negative I just block and delete straight away. That’s my way forward.’
In December, Anna responded to backlash from cruel trolls by penning on her widely-followed social media account.
She wrote: ‘All the fat shamers can kiss myyy FAT a** stretch marks and all.’
Don’t mind me: With her voluptuous curves on display, the TV personality commanded attention as she made her way across the street
Meanwhile the finale date for Love Island’s debut winter series has been revealed.
With less than two weeks to go till the winner(s) is/are announced, ITV bosses have confirmed the famous dating show will end on February 23.
The broadcaster has also shared the upcoming summer edition will be cut back by two weeks in its shortest run since 2016, with the main series set to air for six weeks instead of eight.