Sharon Gaffka wowed in a thigh-skimming floral mini-dress when she posed for photographers alongside fellow Love Islander Aaron Francis at the Urban Music Awards in London on Monday.

The media personality, 26, beamed while working her best angles and added height to her frame in open-toe heels.

Aaron cut a dapper figure on the red carpet, stepping out in a smart suit.

Sharon wore her glossy hair loose and toted her belongings in a stylish black handbag.

Also in attendance were DJ Ironik and his girlfriend Lucy and Too Hot To Handle's Nicole O'Brien, who looked stunning in a plunging, gemstone-studded dress.

Giada Lini, Graziano Di Prima, Neev Spencer and Amy Christophers also stepped out in the name of music at the beginning of the week.

After the ceremony, Rika proudly posed with her award after winning Artist Of The Year, with Ghetts also posing with his gong.

Sharon's outing comes after she opened up about her shocking experience of being left barely breathing after having her drink spiked while having lunch with her friends. 

Sharon hit her head on a toilet and was found wedged behind a locked cubicle door after her drink was interfered with while out celebrating one of her friend's birthdays.

She said two male paramedics attended but passed her off as someone who had been 'over drinking' rather than a victim of spiking.

Sharon, who appeared on this year's edition of the ITV dating programme, has collected more than 1,000 testimonies for the Home Affairs Select Committee as part of an inquiry into spiking.

Speaking to ITV's Good Morning Britain this morning, Sharon said she has had her drink spiked on 'five or six occasions' since the age of 18.

She said, on one occasion, she was spiked with MDMA but most recently a 'date rape drug' was put into her drink when she was out for lunch with friends celebrating one of their birthdays soon after the first lockdown.

By 7pm that day, Sharon was taken to hospital after passing out in a cubicle and hitting her head on a toilet.

She told Good Morning Britain: 'I think we can recall exactly which drink it was and I can pass myself as quite a responsible drinker, I know my limits.

'I don't tend to wander off after I've started drinking and things like that, so the fact that I had been gone from the table for ten minutes was alarm bells to my friends and they remembered that we had gone to the toilet together but I never came out.'

Sharon said her friends went into the bathroom to find her and, after receiving no response, managed to pick the lock to the cubicle door with a pound coin.

She was found 'wedged between the door and the toilet' inside the cubicle before the paramedics arrived.

Host Richard Madeley said: 'But the paramedics basically said 'no, no, she's had too much to drink, she needs to go sleep it off' so it wasn't taken seriously, was it?'

Sharon repiled: 'No. I think for me it was that two male paramedics arrived to look at me.

'I think maybe the NHS and paramedics do have a lot of incidences where people have been over drinking and then, you know.'

Sharon said the hospital she was taken to did not test for drugs in her system, but she was advised a week later that she should have gone to the police to be tested.

'But, I know what I'm like when I've been drinking,' she added. 'At this point, I couldn't tell you where I was, I couldn't tell you my name, I could barely stand.'