GEMMA Collins' West End dreams came true on Friday night when she sang with the cast of Motown the Musical.
The Towie star has made no secret of her love of singing, but got a surprise when she was invited to sing on stage in front of the audience at London's Shaftesbury Theatre.
In a video posted on her Instagram page, Gemma can be seen standing on the stage with the female lead in the musical as they sang the Diana Ross song, Reach Out and Touch.
As Gemma belted out the lines, the audience cheered, and as the camera panned around, Gemma's on-off love interest James 'Arg' Argent could be seen clapping and whooping for her.
The pair had excellent seats for the evening, sitting in one of the first few rows, but Gemma, 36, went one better by getting up on stage.
The excited star captioned the video: "Tonight I felt like Diana Ross.
"The most OMG moment ever to get pulled up and sung at MOTOWN the MUSICAL tonight the cast and everyone who works on the show well done and thank you so so so so much to sing on the West End was one of my dreams and you guys made it happen xxx
"OMG I just sung at the Shaftesbury theatre get down and see the show very talented people x thank you".
Back in October, Gemma revealed to The Sun Online just how much she would love to have a pop career.
She said: "I like singing, I'd say I'm more of a garage girl.
"I have been offered to bring out a record actually, I was offered to do a record in the summer but I've been so busy."
Gemma, 36, then revealed singer Charli XCX wanted to collaborate with her.
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She explained: "The one that sings Boys, it was dubbed with me saying 'girls' and she wants to do a collaboration as well.
"I mean guys I'm going to have to take the whole of the next year off just to collaborate with the pop stars.
"It needs to be a documentary, so yeah something's going to happen."
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