LOVE Island star Gemma Owen shared a stunning snap of her and her beautiful lookalike mum Louise.
The reality TV favourite – who rose to fame on the ITV2 show last year – was all smiles as she posed for the throwback photo.
Gemma, 20, shared the sunshine pic with her 1.5 million Instagram followers, captioning the post: “We come as a pair”.
It appeared as if the Love Island beauty was reminiscing about a previous family day the Owens had enjoyed at the horse races in May.
Gemma looked incredible in a cream dress, which featured a stunning lace body and a jacket-style top.
She let her brunette locks flow down her back as she posed with a glass of wine, accessorising with a gold bag and sunglasses.
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Gemma, who looked glam in a full face of make-up, was joined by her mum Louise, who opted for a short blue lace dress and beamed for the selfie.
The reality star’s fans were quick to flood the comments section with compliments for the pair.
One follower wrote: “2 beautiful ladies”.
“Mums are always your best friends and biggest supporters,” gushed another fan.
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A third person added: “Both so stunning,” while someone else wrote: “Total GLAMOUR.”
Gemma is very close to her family, previously opening up about her younger sibling who is "clinically blind".
James, 17, was diagnosed with Stargardt disease in 2014 – a rare illness which causes degeneration of his retina and affects one in 8,000 people.
The reality star shared a photo of her smiling alongside her brother and announced that she's the new ambassador for UK charity Fight For Sight, which helps fund research into the prevention and treatment of blindness and eye disease.
"When my brother James was around 8yo he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease called Stargardt Disease," she said.
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