I'M A Celebrity’s Georgia Toffolo has been praised by fans as she revealed her ‘real skin’ amid her battle with acne.

The 28-year-old has been very honest about her skin problems since revealing her natural skin with no make-up on the ITV show in 2017.

Since then Georgia, who appeared on Made In Chelsea between 2017 and 2018, has tried to be honest and open about her struggles.

In a recent sponsored ad on Instagram, the E4 favourite spoke about what facial treatments she's been having at the moment.

Chatting to the camera, as well as sharing pictures of her skin, Georgia explained the impact they have had on her.

Georgia told fans: "I’ve been very open about my skin journey over the years, so I am beyond excited to be working with @cynosureemea at @neohealthclinic to undergo my course of Potenza treatments which use the latest radiofrequency & microneedling technology to help with acne scarring and even active acne.

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"This is quite literally life-changing so keep an eye out for the rest of my treatments, the impact on my skin, and expert advice from my amazing practitioner Jo."

Fans rushed to the comments section to share the love and praise her for her words.

One said: "I love the openness and honesty of your post. You are a great role model xx."

"Well done Toff," a second chimed in.

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A third wrote: "So brave of you to share this with us! I hope you get great results xxx Have you ever thought of tv presenting full-time? I’d love to see you on a certain morning show that needs a new presenter!you’d be such a breath of fresh air."

A fourth added: "Still beautiful regardless of spots or not."

"You look fab anyway Toff x," a fifth chimed in.

Toff recently opened up about her stint I'm A Celebrity in 2017, ahead of appearing on the All Stars series this year – admitting that trolls were "savage" about her skin.

She told us: “For the first time viewers could see my real skin and social media was savage.

“People do write really venomous things – ‘pizza face’, ‘big craters on the side of your face’. I remember looking in the mirror and thinking everything that they said is true.”

Georgia has struggled with her skin since she was 18.

Speaking on This Morning she said: "

She said: "It got really bad when I was in Australia and I cried a lot in my hotel because I couldn't face being on TV and being so exposed without my foundation.

"Thankfully I was allowed it because it's been a medical condition for so long.

"But I can't believe my spots almost prevented me from doing something I've wanted to do for ages."

She also told of the horrible things trolls had said to her online about her skin.

She said: "I've been called pizza face and others said my skin was full of craters – it's just so horrible when people pin point something that you feel so badly about."

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