Gemma Collins started her new role as an Agony Aunt by demanding a fan dump her influencer boyfriend because he 'has to talk to other girls for his brand'.
The GC jumped into her job on Channel 4 show The Big Breakfast this morning.
Typically brash, the TOWIE legend didn't hold back when dishing out the advice on the recently re-launched programme.
People have been contacting her all week after announcing she was going to offer her wisdom on Saturday morning. Appearing on a comfy sofa with tons of bright pillows, the star didn't hold back as she tried to solve their dilemmas in her own unmistakable style.
One, Chloe from Wales, got in touch needing some help with her love life.
Gemma read out her plea: "My partner is a social media influencer and says he has to talk to loads of women online for his brand..... is that normal?"
Never one to shy away, Gemma barked back, simply saying. "Chloe? No. Dump him."
Another desperate fan, Lauren in Bristol, claimed her partner snores too much.
She said they have tried everything to get to the bottom of the problem but she is now getting tired at work.
Savage Gemma responded by telling the woman she may just have to give him the boot and show her man the door.
"Lauren, you need to send him - immediately - to a specialist because there is no way you can carry on like this," she advised.
"Tell him he has one a month to sort it out or he has to leave the house."
Ouch!
But fans loved her funny no-nonsense approach to her new role on twitter.
One said: "Love GC she tells it like it is!"
Another said: "Gemma Collins urging girls to ditch their guys on BB love it!"
The star is clearly in a better place after she was nearly rushed to hospital after she collapsed following a battle with a "mystery illness".
The reality favourite, who has been hooked up to a drip, said that she "wouldn't it upon her worst enemy".
"I have been so ill I cannot tell you. My workload has been a lot, but I've had a virus. I've been really, really, really unwell," she told OK!.
"I literally had to film up in Wales and I was very unwell," she said during a campaign for hair company Aussie.
" I had to call the doctor out and the doctor said to me, 'Look I'm going to give you medicine but I actually think this is a virus and it's not going to work.'"
