Karren Brady Shines in Glam Instagram Photos

 looked flawless in glamorous Instagram snaps she shared on Thursday after displaying her unfiltered complexion on The Apprentice.

The businesswoman, 56, has been showcasing her recent in the new series of the show. 

Every week, following the programme airing, Karren posts a series of behind-the-scenes pictures from the boardroom. 

Fans have continued to point out some differences in Karren's offscreen and onscreen appearance. 

Viewers previously claimed Karren looked like 'a completely different person', with some accusing her of editing her photos.

They wrote: 'Karen you look amazing but - Doesn’t look like this on tv'; 'The is strong with this one'; 'Filters, filters, filters'; 'You don’t look like you?'

'You look stunning, Karren. But I found this image of you looks fake to me, not that I'm saying it couldn't be you'; 'Why does she edit her photos... no way she looks like that on tv!'

'Oh my God, I cannot believe this is Karen Brady. She looks like a completely different person. Amazing but like a completely different person wow just wow'; 'Airbrush!'

Others have praised the star's appearance, writing: 'An absolute stunner. Full stop, always has been ❤️'; 'Looking amazing as always'; 'I must say your looking great KB an inspiration for a modern day woman.'

Not one, but three candidates were

The 20th series of the much-loved show is in full swing and six budding entrepreneurs have already been given the boot by . 

This week the teams were tasked with putting on a corporate away day for clients in . 

One team treated their customers to a dune buggy ride in the desert, while the other team went with a lagoon tour. 

After 50% of her clients asked for a refund because of raw food and eating in wet clothes, Megan Ruiter's team had a loss of $290, making them this week's losers.

So Megan had a huge decision to make, and she decided to bring back Carrington Saunders and Andrea Cooper to the boardroom. 

And in shock move, Lord Sugar made show history with a landmark triple sacking and sent ALL of them home. 

When asked if she thought that it was deserved, Carrington said: 'No, I don't, to be honest. I don't think I deserved to be fired. I made a mistake. 

'The show isn't based on your cooking skills, it is based on your business skills. So, that's upsetting and also because I actually can cook! 

'However, I suppose that the refunds were so high, it does make sense to an extent, but I don't think I really deserved it, no.'

And when Andrea was asked the same question, she answered: 'I don't think the reasoning for me being fired was accurate. I don't think I were negative. I'm not a negative person.  

'I'm a very positive person. I feel that a lot of inexperienced people in business see it as being negative when actually it's just about being a business person. 

'Really it's about profit and loss, trying to save money, trying to do other things that are a lot cheaper or free.' 

Meanwhile project manager Megan said: 'I think it's a tricky one. I think I deserved it in a sense, we did have a loss. I was the PM, there was a lot of fault on me, and I was a lot to blame. I was managing the task, so it's not ideal. 

'But then also, I feel like I wasn't necessarily to blame for the refunds.

'If it wasn't for the refunds, we actually would have won the task and that amount of money that we secured from the client - that was down to myself, and for knowing the experience that I've got within the events industry.'

The Apprentice airs on BBC.