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Ferne McCann shares pics of epic 21-day body transformation as she sheds lockdown weight

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Ferne McCann has shared pictures of her epic 21-day body transformation after taking part in a fitness challenge. The reality TV star, 29, took to Instagram to post before and after shots showing how she'd toned up over three weeks.

The side-by-side snaps show her wearing the same black Nike two-piece but with subtles differences. She has a noticeably flatter tummy with more defined abs and a more sculpted jawline.

Even her thighs and arms appear more taught and defined. Ferne explained she didn't believe she could achieve such drastic results in just three weeks.

In a post on her Fernutrition Instagram page, she wrote: "My 21 day challenge results. "Ok so I was dubious to post these pics.

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