It was a touching way to remember her late dad
Former Love Island star Shaughna Phillips has shared a heartwarming tribute to her late dad as she prepares to give birth.
The former Love Islander and influencer posted to her Instagram account on Friday with a photo of a red plaque that had been installed at Arsenal Football Club’s Emirates Stadium in London. Fans of the 28 year old influencer had been speculating about whether she’d already given birth, after she shared an update that she had gone into labour earlier in the month.
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