Love Island’s Francesca Allen is every inch the doting aunt

She became an aunty last month. 

And Love Island star Francesca Allen appears to be taking to life in her new role swimmingly as she stepped out in her native Essex with her beloved sister Claudia and her new nephew Tony on Tuesday. 

The fashionista, 24, looked sensational in a pretty blue dress with polka dots while her sister, new mum Claudia, who is Sam Faiers’ sister-in-law, looked radiant in all white as she pushed the pram with the one-month-old inside. 

Francesca once again cemented her status as the most fashionable star in Love Island history as she strutted her stuff in her stunning dress.

The Fifties-inspired dress was in a cornflower blue shade with a waist-enhancing black belt to complement the black polka dots. 

She kept things comfortable as she sported a pair of silver trainers and donned a pair of super trendy sunglasses to round out the look. 

Her voluminous raven locks were teased into bouncy waves while her make-up was perfectly applied to showcase her pretty looks. 

Claudia, whose partner is Sam’s boyfriend Paul Knightley’s brother Tony, was boasting the radiant new mother glow as she slicked her hair back and donned a pretty white dress and trainers.   

Tony was born on 28 May and has since been the apple of the entire family’s eye after both Sam and Francesca shared tributes to him on social media.  

The Knightleys appear determined to keep their family names running as Sam and Paul’s son and eldest child bears his father’s name and the same for Claudia’s son. 

Francesca’s outing comes less than a month after Francesca was involved in an explosive row with another woman, reportedly over a man, leading to police intervention. 

Francesca has kept a fairly low profile following her row in the park. She was filmed squaring up to another woman, before police were called to the scene.

 The reality star and the other woman, flouted social distancing rules as they got close to each other’s faces and shouted at one another outside the King Oak pub in High Beech, Epping Forest.