Megan McKenna transforms into Miss Piggy for star-studded Halloween bash as spooky season kicks off

Megan McKenna looked unrecognisable as she transformed into Miss Piggy for a star-studded Halloween bash in Shoreditch on Tuesday night.

The former TOWIE star, 34, got into character as she wore a prosthetic nose, dramatic eyeshadow and a blonde wig.

Megan adopted the Muppet character's style wearing a glitzy pink dress and a faux-fur shawl with pink opera gloves.

The mother-of-one enjoyed a night out in London after flying back from her second home in Germany, where her husband Oliver Burke plays football.

Meanwhile, Lottie Moss opted for spooky over sexy as she wore a Knight costume at The Little Neon Door.

Jedward stars John and Edward Grimes larked around in their costumes with pals who dressed up as them. 

It comes after Megan spoke out on the 'awful' rare health condition she was diagnosed with whilst going through fertility treatment.

Megan and Oliver, 29, endured a difficult journey to conceive their son Landon, who turned two this week. 

During a conversation with Fearne Cotton for Happy Place podcast, Megan explained one of the hardest points in the process came when she was hospitalised with ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

The condition is caused by an overreaction to fertility drugs, which Megan had been taking as part of the in vitro fertilisation process.

Megan explained how after trying to conceive naturally and following a polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) diagnosis as a teenager, she decided to seek medical advice about freezing her embryos.  

'I always wanted to freeze my eggs. I suppose being in the industry and I hadn't found the right person and I turned 30 - I just felt a little bit unsettled,' she explained to Fearne.

'My mum was like, "Have you ever thought about freezing your eggs?" And then I all of a sudden I met Ollie and it all kind of happened all at once.'

She explained how after trying to conceive 'something just felt off, you know, you have like a feeling. So I thought I'd go and get checked.'

Doctors told Megan that her womb lining was too thin for an embryo to implant and she embarked on months of medication and injections, during which she developed OHSS. 

'It was crazy. And then I basically just didn't move for two weeks,' Megan said, 'I was so nervous because I'd had this horrendous four months of having this condition called OHSS.' 

'I'm not sure if many people know about it, but oh, it's awful. Basically, it's like you're pregnant, but there's nothing in there,' she explained, adding that the condition 'delayed everything'. 

'I was hospitalised. My ovaries were like so overgrown. Obviously, they can rupture and I had fluid in my tummy and it was just an extra thing that I didn't need to fall pregnant. It was stressful.'

Thankfully after having two high graded embryos survive the thawing process, Megan was implanted with one, calling it 'the best experience' as she watched the process. She fell pregnant with Landon and gave birth to her son in October 2024.  

Megan previously revealed she was hospitalised with OHSS just days after her UK home was robbed, admitting: 'The stress was really on top of me.'

'I was going through therapy, and I was also going through a lot of pregnancy acupuncture to calm my body, and to get my body ready to have all these injections because I didn't want it to stop what I was doing.' 

'I wanted to still go through with the process even though this had happened to me. But maybe me getting ill with the OHSS happened for a reason because it kind of delayed me falling pregnant.'

'Things happen in a funny way. When it did happen, I felt like I was in a bit of a better place.'