The OnlyFans model who hurled a milkshake at Nigel Farage has posted a photo of herself in hi-vis as she does her community service. Victoria Thomas Bowen, 25, uploaded the selfie to her Instagram story earlier today, alongside the caption 'serving face and the community'. The model and adult content creator chucked the drink over the Clacton MP while he was on the campaign trail back in June 2024. The stunt sparked outrage from MPs on all sides of the political spectrum, with Thomas Bowen being arrested later that day. In court in December, however, Thomas Bowen was handed a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to assault by beating at an earlier hearing. In what some, including Mr Farage, have blasted as a lenient sentence, the young woman was given a 13 week prison term suspended for 12 months, and ordered to partake in 120 hours of unpaid work. Speaking after the sentencing, Mr Farage expressed his fury that Bowen was not given a tougher sentence. Writing on social media he said: 'We now live in a country where you can assault a Member of Parliament and not go to prison. The latest example of two-tier justice.' Throughout the hearing Thomas Bowen's lawyer questioned whether it was 'right to send a young women to jail with her background'. Zarif Khan detailed her struggles with ADHD and anxiety, claiming that she was 'going through some personal distress' when the incident took place. He added: 'The amount of harassment she has faced. Threats of death and rape. She has been yelled at in the street. 'This was a naive stupid reaction by this young woman at a time when she was going through some personal distress.' When asked by a fan online how she was doing following the court case, Thomas Bowen wrote: 'I'm okay. I've had thousands of messages and threats over the past six months, I'm used to them now.' She shared the response alongside a screenshot of a man calling her 'a piece of s***' and threatening 'do you want this to happen to you?' In another response on Instagram, when asked what flavour milkshake she threw, Thomas Bowen responded with a banana emoji and added 'my favourite'. The content creator, who sells X-rated videos and pictures online, threw the drink over Mr Farage on June 4 when he was campaigning to be elected in her town of Clacton-on-Sea. Dramatic pictures shared worldwide showed the leader of Reform covered in the thick yellow milkshake all over his dark suit as well as his face. In a victim impact statement read out in court, the MP said after the incident he 'felt humiliated' with it 'broadcast on national and international media'. Mr Farage expressed concern that 'next time it might not be a milkshake' and added that the incident outside the Moon and Starfish Wetherspoon's pub linked to a 'growing security concern'. Following the assault, Thomas Bowen was quickly arrested by police. When questioned by officers she told them she 'does not agree with his political views'. The court heard Thomas Bowen had seen a post advertising his visit to the Essex seaside town online. The incident led to widespread condemnation from a number of MPs including Labour's Yvette Cooper who called it a 'disgrace' and 'completely unacceptable and wrong'. The model also admitted criminal damage after causing £17.50 worth of damage to a jacket belonging to Mr Farage's security officer, James Woolfenden. She was also ordered to complete 12 rehabilitation activity requirement days, 120 hours of unpaid work and to pay Mr Farage £150 compensation, £17.50 compensation for the criminal damage, £154 victim surcharge and £450 in costs. In the immediate aftermath of the incident Thomas Bowen told the BBC she threw the drink because she 'just felt like it'. 'He doesn't stand for me', the self-described 'petite blonde pocket rocket' she added. 'He doesn't represent anything I believe in, or any of the people around here. He doesn't represent us, he's not from here.' That evening she posted a photo of herself dressed only in her underwear and sports socks in a provocative pose, alongside a link to her OnlyFans website and the lyrics to the song Milkshake. Meanwhile at the time, Mr Farage told ITV: 'I don't know what was thrown at me but it hit me in the face fair and square. Quite frightening.' He went on to say he thinks he keeps having the dairy drink thrown at him because he goes 'out to meet the public and nobody else does