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Love Island's Shaughna Phillips hits back at secret filler claims

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Shaughna Phillips has shot down rumours she has had secret surgery after she was accused of going under the knife by an online troll.

The reality TV star, who appeared on Winter Love Island this year, was cruelly targeted by a keyboard warrior in the comment section of her Instagram post.

In her latest picture, the Essex native was plugging a range of protein shakes, but not everyone was admiring her collection of post-workout bites.

One critic user: "You looked better on Love Island – you look twice your age now with all these fillers oh my gosh.'' However, with none essential businesses shut for the foreseeable future due to coronavirus, Shaugna, 26, was quick to point out the obvious.

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