It seems like it was only yesterday that Chloe Sims was delighting audiences on The Only Way Is Essex, yet after captivating fans for ten long years on the ITV reality show, it was time for the star to head out for pastures new.

Swapping her lavish Essex life for the glitz and glamour of California, Chloe officially made the move to the Golden State in January this year, after jet setting between the US and UK for several months prior to the big move.

Accompanied by her daughter, 17 year old Madison, Chloe has been keen to capitalise on her fame, with the launch of a brand new TV show, House of Sims which will follow the antics of her family, including with her sisters Demi and Frankie and brother Charlie and his fiancé Georgia Shults.

Hoping to emulate the success of The Kardashians, Chloe has high hopes for the series – and has certainly been living the lifestyle to match it.

While it could hardly be argued Chloe was living anything short of a glamorous lifestyle before she moved, the star has certainly amped up the stakes with her brand new home, while even sporting a new Hollywood inspired look for the occasion.

Dressed to impress at various functions in Los Angeles, Chloe was channelling some serious Kardashian vibes, as she posed in a variety of high end, and figure hugging ensembles, most notably in shades of black and white.

Styling her hair in everything from ponytails and braided extensions through to perfectly coiffed waves, Chloe showed she wasn’t afraid of experimenting with her look at each engagement.

However one thing that did remain constant, was her trademark makeup look, a bold over-lined lip and a sultry smokey eye.

It wasn’t just her appearance that gained a makeover either, as fans were also treated to a glimpse of the star’s home on social media.

Moving to a new place was always going to demand a new abode, yet Chloe settled in without a problem and quickly transformed her new home into a glamorous haven to unwind at the end of a long day.

Sharing a string of images to Instagram, Chloe revealed that her bedroom was kitted out in shades of crisp and clean white, with voile curtains, white bedding and and a large taupe toned shaggy rug affording her a minimalist hideaway that provided a stark contrast to her glamorous lifestyle.

Despite the plain colour palette, there were still plenty of small homely touches in the room, including a large free standing mirror, potted plant and two bedside lamps set on wooden tables.

Eagle eyed fans even noticed that there was a small selection of toiletries on her nightstand too – proving that even a reality star knows how to treat herself at bedtime!

Chloe’s living room also followed a similar theme, with the star’s square sofas also upholstered in a creamy beige.

There were however a few contrasting cushions to help add personality to the otherwise plain room, with yet another fluffy rug also taking pride of place beside two uniquely shaped tables adorned with candles.

The running theme also continued into Chloe’s monochrome kitchen, with white units providing a very crisp and almost clinical space in which to prepare meals.

There were however a few homely touches however that even hinted at some of her diet choices, as an air fryer stood proudly on the worktop not too far from an in-built dishwasher.

Chloe even went on to reveal that her new home also has a stunning swimming pool, and that the views from her window were nothing short of breathtaking.

While we’ve only been treated to a small glimpse of Chloe’s new life so far, fans won’t have too long to wait to see a little more of it, as House of Sims is due to hit our screens next month exclusively on Only Fans TV .

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