Love Island's Amber Gill left fuming after TikTok BANS video of her dancing in tiny hotpants

LOVE Island's Amber Gill was left fuming after TikTok BANNED a video of her dancing in tiny hotpants.

The 23-year-old star was left baffled after her recent video was removed for "violating community guidelines".

Amber shared a clip of her shaking her peachy posterior wearing a pair of tiny black shorts with a matching crop top.

The TV beauty was shocked to discover that her cheeky video had breached TikTok rules.

A frustrated Amber wrote: "I'm sick to death of TikTok banning my videos.

"Saying I'm violating community guidelines. This is my TikTok."

She took to her Instagram story to prove a point, by sharing a clip of her video, followed by another TikTok user who had exposed significantly more of their bottom.

She then posted: "But this type of s**t is cool. Just wait for it.

"I get it if you have a problem with 🍑🍑 but like you can't not accept mine and accept this."

The reality star bounced back from the incident, sharing a clip of her singing along to her favourite song this morning.

She wrote: "Na TikTok cannot tell me not to post 🍑 when I'm just in shorts but this is one of most popular songs.

"Ima still vibe to song. BUT STILL. F**k the patriarchy."

Amber, who shot to fame when she won Love Island 2019, recently told fans that she had gone from went from a size eight to a size 12 in seven months.

She said: “I’m naturally curvy, with a big bum and boobs, and while the number on the scales has never overly bothered me, I began to feel a bit uncomfortable carrying extra weight.

“I wanted to be the best version of my-self both physically and mentally. That was the biggest motivator and why I decided to get in shape.”

Single Amber had just moved from Newcastle into a London flat on her own when the first lockdown hit last March.

Before then, her fast-paced life after Love Island had kept her a trim size 8

She has overhauled her health and fitness regime this year – losing a stone in just six weeks thanks to her new meal and workout plan.

She said: “Being constantly on the go compensated for the fact that I wasn’t getting to the gym. Then lockdown came, and I was spending all my time alone.

“The only enjoyment came from planning what I was going to eat. If I wasn’t in the gym I couldn’t motivate myself and eating healthily went out of the window.

“I stopped getting enjoyment out of taking selfies or sharing photos on Instagram. I ordered takeaways because I didn’t like cooking, and was snacking because there was nothing else to do.”

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