Maggie Beer has given her fans an update on her health, almost two months after she was rushed to hospital following a terrifying fall at her Barossa Valley home.
The celebrity chef, 79, posted a video on Instagram on Friday revealing that she was slowly recovering and hoped to be back to normal soon.
“I have been so grateful and overwhelmed by the support I have received from the entire community, across Australia, and from friends and family,” Maggie began.
“I’ve come a long way, but I underestimated the severity of the injuries, so although I want to tell you how good I feel now, I still have a way to go.”
Maggie then thanked her fans and said their continued support and well wishes were helping her through this difficult time.
“I will make a full recovery and part of that is the care and love they have given me.”
Many of Maggie’s famous friends quickly took to the comments section to wish her a speedy recovery.
“We love you Maggie,” wrote celebrity trainer Michelle Bridges and MasterChef Australia veteran Gary Mehigan added: “Take care, we’re all thinking of you.”
Maggie Beer (pictured) has given fans an update on her health, almost two months after she was rushed to hospital following a horrific fall at her Barossa Valley home.
In August, Maggie was rushed to the hospital after A fall at her South Australian home left her with broken bones and bruises.
A family member took to Instagram to update fans on the esteemed chef’s progress.
The beloved assured her followers that the foodie and restaurateur author was in the best possible medical hands and will likely make a full recovery.
No timeframe has been given for Maggie’s recovery, as family members explain it will be based on daily advice from her doctors.
The celebrity chef, 79, posted a video on Instagram on Friday revealing that she was slowly recovering and hoped to be back to normal soon.
Maggie is a celebrity chef, author and restaurateur who was awarded the Order of Australia in 2012 for her contributions to the food and tourism industry.
She is best known as one of the judges on The Great Australian Bake Off alongside Matt Moran, until she left in 2022.
Maggie also co-hosted the ABC television cooking show The Cook and The Chef with Simon Bryant and appeared as a guest on MasterChef Australia.
Maggie thanked her fans and said their continued support and well wishes were helping her through this difficult time.
