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Allison Langdon was spotted wearing a knee brace during a walk with her husband, media executive Michael Willesee Jr., in Sydney on Thursday morning, three years after a horrific TV accident.
The A Current Affairs host, 44, appears to still be having complications related to a knee injury she suffered while filming the Today show in 2021.
In February of that year, the presenter underwent extensive surgery after a horrific hydrofoil accident while filming a water sports segment on the Gold Coast.
Despite needing a brace to go for a walk with her husband and dog, the media personality was all smiles during the outing.
She kept it casual in a basic black T-shirt and gray sports shorts while hiding her face behind a black cap and dark sunglasses.
Allison Langdon was spotted wearing a knee brace during a walk with her husband, media executive Michael Willesee Jr., in Sydney on Thursday morning, three years after a horrific TV accident.
Chatting on the phone, Allison held a cup of coffee in her hand while her partner Michael, whom she married in 2008, walked their dog Sport.
Allison was pulled from the water by her life jacket after her accident in 2021, when two rescuers were seen jumping in to help her.
The A Current Affairs host, 44, appears to still be having complications related to a knee injury she suffered while filming the Today show in 2021.
She was taken to hospital where she received treatment and flew back to Sydney for surgery on her knee.
The Nine presenter spoke about her ‘horrible’ injuries to Nova’s Fitzy and Wippa in 2022.
When asked how his knee felt now, he said: “It’s okay, it still hurts a lot.”
Despite needing a brace to go for a walk with her husband and dog, the media personality was all smiles during the outing.
Allison then went on to detail the horrific injury she suffered during the accident.
She said: ‘I broke my leg, I broke my kneecap, I tore my ligaments. I broke my kneecap, I broke my leg, I broke the PCL, the meniscus… My tibia was broken.’
The TV host returned to the Today show in March 2021, sporting a large over-the-knee brace and using a wheelchair and crutches to get around.
Since then, she has had regular sessions with a physiotherapist and now presents A Current Affair after leaving Today.