Ex On The Beach darling Holly Rickwood gets flour-shelled on night out - and it's EPIC

She persevered through a hazardous catfight with co-star Jemma Lucy - however that doesn't appear to be the end of the dramatization for Holly Rickwood. The Ex On The Beach star had a sad completion of her night out when she was flour-shelled by an obscure attacker on Friday.

Joining the positions of Kim Kardashian , who was drenched with flour by against hide dissenters, the TV starlet wound up totally secured head-to-toe in flour taking after the strange trick as she cleared out a West London drunk.

The blonde postured up a tempest in a skintight striped jumpsuit, which she had matched with dark heels and a YSL purse, before she was caught off-guard by a hooded figure who tossed a cap loaded with flour over her. 

Holly pulled back in stun and began hacking and spluttering as her face was totally covered by the flour, while the attacker kept running into the obscurity totally unscathed by the occurrence.

All of a sudden confounded by her surroundings, Holly staggered around in anxiety as she attempted to recover her heading and clean off the affected flour from her face.

Opening up about the furious assault on Twitter, Holly attempted to look on the brilliant side - demanding 'haterz going to abhor'.

She tweeted: "Pulling somebody down will never help you achieve the top."

Before including: "In any case on a lighter note who the f*** needs a kebab following a night out when you can have a flour bomb? Reeeeeheeey haterz going to hate."(sic).

Holly's unmerited assault comes after she snared with Jemma Lucy 's ex, David Hawley on the MTV arrangement.

Showing up on the appear, Holly touched base as Stephen Bear 's ex, and instantly got hot with the Jemma's previous fire.

Nonetheless, it didn't run down well with the inked stunner as she tore out Holly's hair expansions in a horrendous catfight.

Jemma had no sensitivity for Holly's flour assault either, tweeting back to a fan who shared the pictures of Holly secured in flour, "She looks better that way."