Skye Wheatley leaves fans in stitches as she suffers fake...

Skye Wheatley has shared her latest look, and her fans aren't convinced she's made the right decision. The I'm A Celebrity winner suffered a fake tan disaster - but she seemed quite proud of her makeover. Posing on her brown couch, Skye's dark skin tone blended right into the tone of her seating. In the photos, shared to Instagram, the influencer flaunted her surgically enhanced assets in a skimpy red bikini while brandishing a can of fake tan.

Image Credit: Mail Online [The I'm A Celebrity winner suffered a fake tan disaster - but she seemed quite proud of her makeover]

'Are you trying to blend in with that couch babe? If so, mission accomplished,' wrote one person in the comments. 'This reminds me of Ross in Friends where he doesn't turn so gets the full force. Way too dark sorry,' said another. Skye Wheatley (pictured) has shared her latest look, and her fans aren't convinced she's made the right decision. The I'm A Celebrity winner suffered a fake tan disaster - but she seemed quite proud of her makeover.

Posing on her brown couch, Skye's dark skin tone blended right into the tone of her seating. Someone else commented: 'I'm also four cocktails deep in KL in the sun and I'm not as dark as you wtf.'. 'No, just no, are you trying to be a different race?!?' said one more person while another asked, 'Why are you BLACK?'. 'Twinning with the colour of the couch,' someone else said while one more wrote, 'OMG you match the couch bebes'.

Yet another commented: 'Omg when you actually match the couch maybe it's time to pull back a little babe'. In caption, Sky explained that she used the 'maximum express tan' from the Baddest Bod brand. Skye, who recently underwent a fox eye lift in Turkey, has been showing off the results of her surgery. The 30-year-old also unveiled her latest cosmetic accessory recently - 'disco ball' teeth gems. Taking to Instagram with videos of the flashy embellishments, the former Big Brother star flashed a pearly white smile with several diamantes fixed to her teeth.

'Are you trying to blend in with that couch babe? If so, mission accomplished,' wrote one person in the comments. Skye shared several photos of her before look, with a blue contraption holding back her lips to bare her teeth completely. 'Lol I'm so bloody excited for this,' she captioned the image. The reality TV star then shared a video which showed her 'tooth gem artist' painting a blue substance onto her teeth to fix the gem to.

A follow-up clip showed the finished product, with Skye smiling wide as she showed off her new tooth accessories. 'Nah, will go to the grave with this on like how cool,' she wrote. It comes after Skye admitted she suffers from body dysmorphia after getting a controversial fox eye life surgery and several other procedures in Turkey last year. The social media star cried in an emotional video posted to TikTok last week and admitted the illness is 'probably why' she's had so many cosmetic procedures.

She added that she was terrified her two sons will eventually suffer from the same condition. Skye, who recently underwent a fox eye lift in Turkey, has been showing off the results of her cosmetic surgery. Skye had unveiled her latest cosmetic accessory recently, 'disco ball' teeth gems. Skye and her long-term partner Lachlan Waugh share two children - Forest, five, and Bear, three. 'I know that I'm probably mentally ill and I know that I have body dysmorphia,' The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2024 winner said.

'I just put a lot of pressure on myself to be perfect. That would kill me and break my heart if my kids went through that. I do not want them to go through that.'. The reality star has been documenting her recovery from the fox eye lift as well as liposuction, a temporal lift and a blepharoplasty. The fox eye lift surgery, designed to mimic the red carpet look of the same name, has pulled back the outer corner of her eyes to have the almond shape usually achieved with dramatic eye make-up.

Body dysmorphia, or body dysmorphic disorder, is a mental illness where sufferers obsessively focus on a perceived flaw in appearance. The flaw may be minor or imagined, but a person with BDD may spend hours a day trying to fix it. According to the American Psychiatric Association, people with BDD 'often seek unnecessary surgical interventions'. If you or anyone you know needs support, you can contact Lifeline 13 11 14, or Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636.