Shaughna Phillips sparks rumours she's given birth as she breaks silence after going over due date | The Sun

SHAUGHNA Phillips has sparked rumours she's given birth to her first child.

The former Love Island star's baby was expected on March 25 and last week she told fans "this baby has no plans to evacuate".


But last night Shaughna took to Instagram to drop a big hint that her little one is finally here.

Sharing a snap of some heartburn medication, she joked: "If I could get this on a 24 IV drip that would be fab."

One of the most common symptoms during pregnancy is acid reflux and heartburn – but it can remain after giving birth.

The lead up to giving birth has been a stressful time for Shaughna.

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Last month she revealed that her Range Rover was nicked from her mum's drive.

She also hasn't spoken to the father of her child since he was charged with drug offences.

Billy Webb, 29, was busted by cops in a dramatic raid and was charged with drug offences.

And Shaughna recently opened up about the prospect of being a single parent.

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She said: "After a challenging few weeks, obviously, the baby's father isn't around. But my main focus has always been just to prepare for the birth and try to be as calm as possible."

Shaughna added to OK! Magazine: "I'm good at just saying, 'Right, the show must go on'.

"Billy's not around, but I don't want to say that I'm doing it on my own, because I'm absolutely not – my family's incredible.

"It's going to be different, but I don't want to say it's going to be bad."

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