Lauren Goodger wears a cream tracksuit and fur gilet as she leaves the theatre with her daughter Larose, 3, during family day out

Lauren Goodger was seen spending some quality time with her three-year-old daughter Larose on Friday as the pair went to the theatre together. 

The TOWIE star, 38, wore a cream tracksuit and fur gilet as she left Victoria Hall Theatre in Harlow with her little one. 

They were seen after attending a performance of Goldilocks and the Three Bears - with Larose - who she shares with her ex Charles Drury - wearing sweet face paint. 

Lauren completed her casual outfit with a Louis Vuitton bag and comfortable white trainers.

She wore her brunette tresses in a pony tail and opted for a typically bronzed makeup look while out and about.  

It comes after Lauren spoken candidly about her financial difficulties after previously commanding £25,000 for a magazine shoot in her TOWIE heyday.

She recently said she is living a 'basic' life in an ordinary semi-detached home with her daughter Larose. 

Lauren, who gave birth to a stillborn daughter in 2022, said she did not care about work after her death. She said: 'I didn't want to do anything else but being the mum.'

The reality star now makes a living posting pictures of herself in lingerie on OnlyFans for a $50 (£38) monthly membership with the adult photo sharing site.

However, she confessed during a new interview with the Guardian that she would rather not have to use the X-rated website, where she posts lingerie-clad photographs to make money.

Speaking about her profession, she admitted: 'I don't want to have to do OnlyFans', but she has to rely on it because money in the industry 'isn't what it was'.

Discussing the height of her stardom she said: 'I probably earned the most, but lost a hell of a lot. And that has humbled me, 100%.'

Lauren referred to he fake-tan brand, Lauren's Way, which she started when she was 23 and was stocked in big name stores like Superdrug and Debenhams. However she has now fallen out with her business partner.

Just before TOWIE first aired, the producers sat Goodger down, saying: 'You are famous, you've got to leave your jobs.' 

The early years of reality TV fame were fun. 'Going out and getting papped,' she says, 'getting a column with the Sun.' It sounds like the dream, I say. 'Yeah,' she cackles. 'It was. At first.' 

When Goodger was asked if she enjoys being famous, she answers immediately. 'No,' she says, shaking her head, 'no.' Does she wish she'd never gone on the show? 

'I don't want to sound ungrateful, because I'm grateful that I got the chance … but it hasn't been easy, and that's plain for everyone to see.' She wishes she could have 'come back and done things a bit differently'.