Laura Anderson insists being an influencer is 'really hard'

Laura Anderson is back from Dubai at last and currently quarantining at home.The Love Island star lives in a two-bed apartment in Glasgow with her dog, Buddy.Thanks to social media, Laura often uploads pictures and videos from her home, giving fans a sneak peek of where she lives. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Laura Anderson has admitted she felt guilty the whole time she was in Dubai.The Love Island star, 31, was slammed for jetting off to Dubai amid the pandemic, for a trip which she insisted was for work purposes. Laura, who recently said it was “hard” being an influencer, has now confessed her guilt as she responded to fans’ assumptions about her in a series of videos on her Instagram story.

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Laura Anderson has revealed that she has ordered a covid testing kit after suffering from a blocked nose. On her Instagram stories, Laura, who is currently living in Glasgow, complained that she had a blocked nose and her concerned followers told her that they also had a the same thing and it turned out to be coronavirus so she should take a test just to be safe.

Olivia Attwood has urged her followers not to post “mean” comments about influencers online amid the ongoing backlash they face for jetting off to Dubai.The likes of Laura Anderson, Joshua Ritchie and Chloe Ferry have all come under fire for escaping the UK in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, and while Olivia previously criticised influencers who had done the same in a scathing Instagram rant, she’s now told fans to “unfollow or mute” instead of leaving negative messages.The Love Island

Olivia Attwood has urged her followers not to post mean comments about influencers online and urged instead for her fans to unfollow celebrities who are doing things to annoy them. Olivia’s comments come after she seemed to throw shade in fellow Love Island star Laura Anderson.

Laura Anderson has said being an influencer is “hard” after she received backlash for jetting off to Dubai. Love Island star Laura, 31, explained she wants fans to see “realities” of being an influencer as she defended her trip to Dubai, after being branded as “selfish“ and “distasteful” earlier this month.

Love Island’s Laura Anderson has admitted she’s deleting “negative” comments on her Instagram posts after coming under fire online for holidaying in Dubai.The former flight attendant is one of many (and we mean MANY) reality stars and influencers who have flocked to the UAE hotspot amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but with England back in lockdown for the third time, lots of celebs are facing backlash over their trips.After she was branded “selfish” for sharing poolside snaps, Laura hinted

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Love Island 2018 star Laura Anderson has taken to her Instagram Story to ask fans whether they would prefer it if she stopped posting from her trip to Dubai.FINALLY, someone gets it.Laura is one of the scores of reality stars currently holidaying in the UAE as Britain is plunged into its’ third lockdown.And while most of them are purporting to be away for “work”, it hasn’t stopped them facing backlash from fans over their “tone deaf” content.Now former flight attended Laura, who used to be based