TOWIE legends, Chloe Sims and Gemma Collins reunited for an 'amazing afternoon' and appeared to label themselves as Khloe and Kim Kardashian. Chloe, 42, who has been busy making a name for herself in the US, headed to the GC's lavish Essex home for the sweet reunion.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Saturday, 21 July, Chloe took a video of Gemma's adorable dog as she was welcomed into the stunning pad.
Gemma, 43, who is engaged to Rami Hawash also took to Instagram on the same day as she shared a video of Chloe with some other pals while relaxing in the garden. Rami could be seen preparing the BBQ in the backdrop of Gemma's sprawling garden and huge wooden elephants.
The following day, Gemma shared an Instagram post confirming what the TOWIE reunion had been for as they spent the day 'celebrating'.
Sharing a snap alongside her former co-star Chloe, Gemma wrote: "What a beautiful day celebrating SA JI yesterday with our number one BABA JI thank you all for the amazing afternoon we was so welcomed and loved it @chloesims." Gemma added the hashtag, "#khloeandkim", seemingly referring to her and Chloe as two of the Kardashian sisters. In other snaps from the day, Chloe smiled alongside other attendees on the day and in a post from peerbababargh said "Thank you for welcoming me to your Merfil baba." TOWIE fans were delighted to see the iconic stars from the show back together as one wrote: "Awww love this." A second said: "Beautiful ladies." "Love this, so nice", another penned and "beauts", another added.
Gemma could be following in the footsteps of Chloe when it comes to packing up life in Essex as she shockingly said she was planning to leave the UK "for good". It comes after the GC shared a gorgeous photo of her and partner Rami basking in glowy sunlight, with an ocean backdrop earlier this month, stirring up excitement amongst her followers.
The beloved couple, who have had their ups and downs over the years, got back together following an unexpected run-in at a
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