THE Love Island star showed off her natural beauty as she went make-up free for a new phone commercial.
The stunner took to Instagram where she shared a clip of her latest project with her 3.5 million followers.
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Chloe, 27,went make-up free on her stories, in an ad for the new Google Pixel pro phone.
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She penned: “Basically I had a fun idea, Milly is always doing something stuff around the house and I hate nagging her, saying what are you doing, what are you doing.”
“So instead I thought I’m going to spy on her today using my Google Pixel 7 Pro and we are going to see what she gets up to.”
She then showed fans Millie, who was sat down on the sofa texting on her phone.
“Ok it was hard to hide but look I caught her stealing my trainers, caught red handed Mrs Court,” she told fans in the clip.
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For playback, Chloe then played a hilarious prank on Millie, where she got one of her friends to put a scary mask on and scare her.
In the video Millie was walking as the friend, suddenly jumped out and shouted “rahh”, and Millie jumped in shock.
She later laughed about it with Chloe afterwards in the ad.
This comes after the former ITV2 dating show star showed off her figure on Instagram recently as she took a dip in a pool.
Chloe, 27, candidly looked away from the camera as she posed for the bikini snap – showing off her body.
The TV star pulled her blonde locks up into a ponytail as she held onto the steps, slowly submerging herself in the water.
She donned a tiny string bikini as she revealed her toned tummy and tiny waistline.
Chloe appeared make-up free for the photo, and accessorised with simple bracelets as she pouted into the distance.
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