Big Brother, Love Island and MAFS stars strip off to sexiest Halloween costumes yet as they party in London
REALITY TV favourites were out in force last night to celebrate Halloween early.
Georgia Harrison threw a star studded bash at Inca in London and stole the show dressed as a very sexy Tinkerbelle.
Love Island winner Sammy Root dressed as a cowboy, with his six pack on show and covered in fake blood.
Big Brother legend Aisleyne Horgan Wallace made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived as a very raunchy police woman.
Married At First Sight stars April Banbury and Whitney Hughes arrived arm in arm.
April looked incredible in a Medusa inspired look, while Whitney channelled poison ivy.
Host Georgia wore a pair of fairy wings and green heels with the Peter Pan character’s fluffy pom poms.
Going all out on her costume, she even wore a pair of glittery tights and pulled her hair into a green scrunchie.
“Halloween just started,” she wrote as she shared a snap online.
Georgia recently revealed that she wants to stand as an MP after she helped to change the law around revenge porn.
Her twisted ex-boyfriend Stephen Bear was convicted of sharing a video of them having sex which he had secretly filmed on CCTV.
Georgia, who waived her right to anonymity to reveal what she went through, says she has the support of senior Labour figures if she chose to run at the next election.
In April she met party leader Sir Keir Starmer and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to discuss violence against women and girls.
And earlier this month she attended the Labour conference in Liverpool.
Georgia, 28, said: “I had serious conversations with a couple of Labour MPs about if I could run for Essex, and they said it would be possible.
“They told me to go away and think about it.
“They said if I was being serious about running for an MP it is something that they would support me with.
“I think also for little girls growing up seeing someone like me running for an MP would be quite inspiring.
“We need more normal people going into politics.
“We spoke for a while about what it would entail — and they said I’d get a lot of messages about bin collections. I can handle that.
“I’d happily tell everyone about their bins — do not leave your trash everywhere, it’s just so wrong.”