Jet-lagged? Queen of the Jungle Georgia Toffolo cuts a VERY tired figure as she shows off her slimmed down figure in a clingy white dress while arriving at ITV studios

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Celebrations have been at an all-time high since she was crowned Queen of the Jungle after winning I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! last week. 
But for Georgia Toffolo, it looked like things were catching up with her as she arrived at ITV Studios in London on Thursday morning. 
The 23-year-old reality star showed off her slimmed down frame in a figure-hugging white jumper dress, while also displaying the tan lines on her feet after weeks of wearing boots in the jungle. 
Georgia, who arrived back in London on Wednesday, opted for a simple slick of make-up and kept her head down, allowing her long blonde tresses to cascade forth. 
The Made In Chelsea star braved the freezing temperatures in a figure-hugging ribbed dress which cinched in her tiny waist. 

It went on to flare out in a flirty skater-style, before falling at a thigh-skimming length. 
While she donned a very stylish ensemble, her pair of towering nude heels happened to showcase her tan lines - giving evidence of her time in the jungle Down Under.   
Georgia's appearances after she celebrated her I'm A Celebrity win like royalty as she enjoyed a lavish First Class flight back to the UK.
The star was still on cloud nine as she enjoyed the lengthy journey home alongside her mother Nicola.
Making the most of the top notch service, the blonde beauty headed to the onflight bar at 8am to enjoy a tipple. 
After losing a dramatic amount of weight in the jungle, the lovable star gorged on a cheeseboard as she soaked up the luxury atmosphere.

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