Big Brother alum Estelle Landy has shared an update with her fans following a gruesome injury – courtesy of her equestrianism.
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Taking to Instagram on Monday, Estelle shared a series of photos in which her eyes were so swollen she could barely open them. In the first image, the reality star stared at the camera through her bruised eyes with a horse peering over her shoulder.
“Hi! I am alive!!” the Big Brother alum wrote. “How its been Vs how its going LOL.
“I rarely get hurt doing what I love & sometimes the injuries come by accident from the most unexpected things.”
She went on to clarify how the injuries came to be, writing: “No I didn’t get punched in the face or fall off OR get hit with a skateboard or surfboard.
“It was a horses head to the nose. By accident. Oweeeee.”
Estelle ended the post by asking her followers for advice and apologising for taking a break from posting.
Quick to share support for their friend were multiple of Estelle’s former Big Brother co-stars.
“Yikes❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” Farmer Dave commented, to which she replied: “Its an owww from me Sonia.”
“Jesus dude.. you okay?” Trevor Butler added.
“Yeah man. You should see them today wow. Just painful,” Estelle responded.
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Two-time Big Brother winner Reggie Bird, and close friend of Estelle’s in the house, also shared her condolences, commenting: “Oh my goodness @estelleey when is sh-t gonna stop happening to you! Love you ❤️❤️❤️.”
Estelle first appeared on Big Brother in 2012, the ninth season of the franchise, ending the season in third place.
She returned to the house in 2022 for a second chance at the crown.
After being saved from a double elimination with Reggie and given a second chance by Big Brother himself, Estelle failed to beat newbie Taras and was voted out by her fellow housemates.
Reflecting on her journey on Instagram, the star wrote: “Hard to go out the way I did but at least it was with an open heart.
“I tried my best to play with kindness and with strength and compassion.”