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Megan McKenna trades TOWIE for the stage as she performs for thousands at the Isle Of Wight Festival in a glittering toga skirt and matching bandeau top
She rose to fame as a reality star on Ex On The Beach and TOWIE.
And Megan McKenna proved she’s making waves as a serious music artist as she took to the stage at the Isle Of Wight Festival on Sunday.
The singer, 28, looked the part too – showing off her toned pins in a blue glittering toga skirt and matching bandeau top for her performance in the town of Newport, Isle Of Wight.
Making waves: Megan McKenna, 28, proved she’s making waves as a serious music artist as she took to the stage at the Isle Of Wight Festival on Sunday
The reality-contestant-turned-singer looked incredible in the racy ensemble – which boasted light blue, navy blue and gold lamé fringing and an ab-flashing crop top in the same dazzling material.
Megan parted her wavy blonde tresses in the centre and opted for full coverage make-up for her set on the main stage.
The star beamed as belted her heart out, making sure to make her mark on the stage before the likes of The Script and Duran Duran follow on from her.
Beaming: The star beamed as belted her heart out, making sure to make her mark on the stage before the likes of The Script and Duran Duran follow on from her
Wow! The singer looked the part too – showing off her toned pins in a blue glittering toga skirt and matching bandeau top for her performance in the town of Newport, Isle Of Wight
Megan has also been supporting Tom Jones on his tour, delighting audiences everywhere with her performances.
The Isle Of Wight festival, which has the theme of Peace, Love And Understanding this year, requires festivalgoers aged 11 and above to prove their Covid-19 status.
Guests can either provide proof of their full Covid vaccine or proof of a negative Lateral Flow Test taken prior to travel.
Beautiful: Megan parted her wavy blonde tresses in the centre and opted for full coverage make-up for her set on the main stage
They can also show proof of natural immunity based upon a positive PCR test taken within 180 days of the performance – taking into account 10 days of self-isolation following the positive result.
Festival organisers John and Caroline Giddings said to guests via the website: ‘So here it is, finally – our 19th edition of the new millennium Isle of Wight Festival.
‘We missed last year for obvious reasons but weren’t prepared to miss a second, so we moved from June to September to ensure that it would happen.
‘Thank you for coming and supporting the event in these troubled times. Our aim is to make it as safe and enjoyable for you as possible.’
Supporting artist: She has also been supporting Tom Jones on his tour, delighting audiences everywhere with her performances
Covid requirements: The festival, which has the theme of Peace, Love And Understanding this year, requires festivalgoers aged 11 and above to prove their Covid-19 status
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