Gemma Collins stands out in a hot pink satin two-piece during a lavish shopping spree at Harrods

She’s no stranger to a designer shopping spree.

And Gemma Collins enjoyed an afternoon of indulgence on Thursday, as she slipped into a hot pink satin two-piece and in stores in central London.

The TOWIE star, 41, smiled and carried a huge Harrods bag as she made her way to Meraki Restaurant & Bar for dinner.

Gemma made sure to turn heads in the zebra print loungewear ensemble which she paired with a pair of chunky trainers.

She styled her shiny blonde locks in glamorous curls and opted for full makeup, complete with dramatic false lashes.

The reality star’s latest spending spree comes after she revealed her father is in complete control of her finances and limits her to a budget of £3,000 a month.

Last year, Gemma revealed in an interview on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories that her beloved father Alan, 73, had started supervising her spending after spending £50,000 in two months.

The self-confessed millionaire said: “I am a spendthrift. My father called me [and said]”It’s an absolute disgrace! You spent £50,000 in two months in Knightsbridge. But from my perspective it’s £1,000 a day for two months.”

She continued, “I was going through a tough time and felt disgusted in myself. I absolutely went crazy for Gucci. Shoes, bags, coats.

“I was staying at the Dorchester more or less every night of the week, £600 a pop. I drank and dined in there. I got absolutely massive. I could barely walk.

“It was kind of like self-destruction in a way. And I’m glad my dad took my card away from me, because I’m telling you now, I would have been in trouble.

And while Gemma has revealed she’s already made £75,000 in paid Instagram posts in a single day, her dad still insists every penny counts.

She told Piers, 55: “I’ll say, ‘Dad, I’m going to London today, can I have £1,000? He’s like, “Well, what do you need now?” I say to myself “Nothing, but I don’t want my card to be refused!” There were times when it was declined at Gucci.

‘I get a budget. I get a stipend every month,” Gemma said, adding that her limit was £3,000 a month.

“If it were up to me, I’d drive a Bentley. I’d probably move into the Dorchester. But it’s not allowed and it’s not accepted and I’m really happy. It keeps my feet on earth.