Shocking new images show the gruesome remains of Malin Andersson and her daughter Xaya narrowly escaping with their lives after their £100,000 BMW car exploded on the motorway.
The Love Island star, 32, had previously shared on Instagram that their vehicle burst into flames moments after they ran to safety on the motorway.
But now the true extent of the incident has been revealed with horrifying images showing his car smashed and in flames.
Malin and her daughter seemed lucky to escape unharmed, with the TV personality later commenting that they were “seconds from death.”
On her Instagram Stories early Monday, Malin recounted how smoke started coming out of her car while she was driving on a highway with the two-year-old.
Shocking new images show the horrific remains of Malin Andersson and her daughter Xaya narrowly escaping with their lives after their car exploded on the motorway.
The Love Island star, 32, had previously shared on Instagram that their vehicle burst into flames moments after they ran to safety on the motorway.
But now the true extent of the incident has been revealed with horrifying images showing his car smashed and in flames.
Erring on the side of caution, Malin recounted how she and Xaya quickly exited the vehicle, only for it to catch fire and explode moments later.
Writing a message on his stories, he wrote: ‘This morning I was driving with Xaya and my car started smoking out of nowhere.
“I took Xaya out and ran down the side of the highway in time and it exploded and caught fire minutes later.”
The beauty went on to say that she was “in shock” and will be taking some time away from social media, with a friend handling all queries.
She added: ‘In shock I’m staying here and @erintidey will answer emails or anything I need work-wise. Xaya and I are safe and sound.’
The horrific motorway incident comes after Malin opened up about one of the darkest moments of her life following her famous stint on Love Island – when she “used her mother’s inheritance to pay off a huge Botox debt” when she was just over 20 years.
The reality star rose to fame on the hit ITV dating show in 2016, but not long after leaving the villa, she found herself spending money to fund endless cosmetic procedures.
In fact, the makeup artist turned mental health activist found herself caught in a vicious “cycle” using different credit cards, until she was hit with a huge bill.
Malin’s car was seen abandoned and on fire while on the highway.
Malin and her daughter seemed lucky to escape unharmed, with the TV personality later commenting that they were “seconds from death.”
In her Instagram stories on Monday, Malin described how smoke began coming out of her car while she was driving on a highway with the two-year-old.
Erring on the side of caution, Malin recounted how she and Xaya quickly exited the vehicle, only for it to catch fire and explode moments later.
However, the “addiction,” as she called it, made her reckless and unreliable, and she used her mother’s inheritance to pay off her debt after she died of stomach cancer in 2017.
The TV sensation admitted that if she didn’t have that money at the time, she wouldn’t know what to do.
‘I blew all my savings and took out payday loans for Botox and lip fillers in my early twenties. It was addictive and ridiculous,” Malin admitted, speaking to The mirror.
‘You think those types of treatments are less: £200 or £300 quickly. But I took out loans to pay them off and they were like little pockets of debt.
“At that time I wasn’t worried about money. I didn’t care. It wasn’t like I was spending £10,000 on a big surgery. But that’s the dangerous part about getting Botox and filler.
The internet star reflected: ‘I loved payday loans. It cost me more to return it than what I took out. And then when my mother died, I had to use her money to pay for everything. I got stuck in the cycle.
Malin’s ordeal comes after she opened up about one of the darkest moments of her life – when she “used her mother’s inheritance to pay off a huge Botox debt” when she was in her early 20s.
The reality star rose to fame on the hit ITV dating show in 2016, but not long after leaving the villa, she found herself spending money to fund endless cosmetic procedures (pictured on the show in 2016).
“I was young and didn’t care about the repercussions of what I spent my money on.”
Malin has previously used her social media platforms to talk about her own journey with cosmetic surgery, often warning her followers and trying to raise awareness.
Fans have praised her for becoming a strong advocate for body confidence, the dark side of fame and social media issues since she came into the spotlight.