Love Island’s Camilla Thurlow shows off pregnancy curves at 37 weeks in figure hugging dress

She’s preparing to welcome her first child with boyfriend Jamie Jewitt in just a matter of days.

And on Sunday Camilla Thurlow shared her latest pregnancy update, as she took to Instagram to announce that she is now 37 weeks pregnant.

The 31-year-old reality star wore a figure-hugging dark purple dress that showed off her pregnancy curves.

The Love Island star looked more than ready for motherhood, as she stood with her hands on her waist in a power stance and looked squarely onto the camera. 

Camilla tied up her chestnut tresses, while she wore just a light smear of gloss and a hint of dark eye-shadow to emphasise her natural beauty. 

Explaining why she was decked out in the elegant ensemble, Camilla captioned the post: ‘Little spruce up for my virtual baby shower today (although still cosy in my slippers thankfully) #37 weeks’. 

Camilla and her boyfriend Jamie – who met each other on the 2017 edition of ITV’s hit reality show – have been regularly sharing updates with their fans as they prepare for the arrival of their baby.  

These have included snaps of their new changing table, as well as pictures of their attempts at tie-dying babygrows. 

But it has not all been fun and games: Camilla admitted while talking to Andi Peters on Lorraine that there have been ‘ups and downs’ with her pregnancy, although she’s generally ‘very happy’.

The star also discussed struggling to open up to people after working as an explosive ordnance disposal specialist in Afghanistan and Cambodia. 

She said: ‘The biggest part of it is about the work I did with the [charity] Halo Trust. 

‘Before Love Island that was the work I liked doing and I was lucky enough to travel to Afghanistan and Cambodia, and during that time I learned a huge amount. 

‘As I travelled across several different countries, it changed in different places, but the work was majority in landmine clearance.

‘You might clear land that can then be used for people to farm land for food for their family. Every country had different challenges, but it was an amazing experience.’