Gabby Allen showed off her incredible figure on Friday as she enjoyed a night out in one of London's most exclusive clubs.  

The Love Island star, 30, put on a leggy display wearing a pair of sky high platform pump heels as she left Oscars nightclub in Mayfair.  

The reality star turned heads in a backless halterneck blazer dress which showed off her svelte physique.  

The TV personality added a pop of colour by layering up with a pink coat which she wore over her shoulders. 

She toted her belongings in a crocodile pattern chain strap shoulder bag as she carried her iPhone attentively in the same hand. 

Her blonde bob was styled in a straight hairdo and she enhanced her flawless complexion with full coverage make-up.

She accessorised her outfit with gold jewellery which included a chain link necklace and matching bracelet and a statement piece watch.

Gabby appeared to be in high spirits as she larked around in the West End.   

Her glamorous night out comes after the exciting news that Love Island will allegedly return to screens in just nine weeks' time, with Monday June 6 having been set as series eight's premiere based in a brand new villa in Mallorca. 

Gabby appeared as a contestant during the show's third series, coming in fourth place alongside then-beau Marcel Somerville.

The ITV2 reality show's new sexy, young cast are set to film the advert in only a fortnight, which will tease the programme's longest ever installment, according to a new report.

A source told The Sun : 'The schedules are being put together now and fans can expect a long, hot summer of fun from the villa from June 6.

'Fillming for the promotional adverts is beginning in the next couple of weeks and the ads will start in May.

'This series is going to be the longest ever and it's from a brand new location so it's all very exciting.'

A representative for ITV told MailOnline: 'It's too soon for us to confirm the schedule.'

It comes after Love Island bosses confirmed they were on the lookout for a new villa in March, following swirling speculation among viewers.