Tziporah Malkah shocked her followers when she posted a photo of herself with a black eye on Instagram this morning.
The 45-year-old claimed that an “abuser” had given her the black eye and criticised the police for not acting.
The former model also reassured her fans that she was “okay” and has a support network around her.
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“You wanna take me on? So take me on!” Tziporah captioned the post, adding, “I’m OK! I have magnificent mates that are always around me! Please don’t be alarmed.”
The actress also called out “the cops that don’t act. That laugh along matey with the abuser whilst the abused sits alone crying.”
Tziporah – who was engaged to Australian business mogul James Packer until 1998 – appeared to be making a statement about violence against women.
“Time we females did a GoFundMe to get us out of here….. the cops fail us, the lawyers fail us, our families fail us…….. let’s buy an island for just beautiful lovely ppl,” she stated.
The brunette beauty was bombarded with concerned comments from fans, with one asking “Who did this?????!”
“Okay … what the f**k happened??? Do you need help??” said another worried follower.
This isn’t the first time Tziporah (previously known as Kate Fischer) has given her followers cause for concern.
Last month, the I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here star uploaded a series of graphic pictures of herself in various stages of undress.
Malkah posed for extreme close-up selfies and shared graphic images of her bare breasts and pubic hair.
Tziporah posted a startling 16 times to Instagram in a matter of hours.
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The model blamed actress Joan Collins’ for inspiring her to post the X-rated images.
“I don’t think there is anything wrong with that. I’m sitting at home by myself at night, mainly by myself. I blame this woman, Joan Collins, there she was at 50 on the cover of Playboy,” she said while flicking through the magazine.
“I’m playing with some art at the moment and I’m having a really good time.”
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