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MAFS UK star Brad Skelly was rushed to hospital after sharing a picture with A&E on Sunday.
The 28-year-old model, who took part in the E4 dating show last year, took to Instagram to update his 94,000 followers from the Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby.
While Brad didn’t reveal what his injury was, he did share a photo of his knee propping himself up while drinking a takeout coffee.
Writing: ‘Back again,’ Brad then shared a selfie as he held onto his crutch and reassured his followers that he was fine.
She told her fans, “For all those asking, I’m fine,” with a blue heart in love.
MAFS UK star Brad Kelly was rushed to hospital after sharing photos from A&E on Instagram on Sunday.
Brad made headlines last year after he was booted from the popular dating show following “controlling” and “manipulative” behaviour towards his wife Shona Manderson.
Brad made headlines last year after he was booted from the popular dating show following “controlling” and “manipulative” behaviour towards his wife Shona Manderson, 32.
Viewers repeatedly criticised him for manipulating his girlfriend and eventually relationship experts had to step in and warned that his behaviour could become “dangerous” and the couple was banned from the experiment.
During a commitment ceremonyBrad accused Shona of being “emotionally immature” and added: “It’s not like I’m in a position of authority or to teach her, but if I allow her to get angry, is she ever going to learn?”
Mel was quick to reprimand him for his behaviour, asking Shona if he was “preaching” to her and pointing out to Brad that he was using words like “I’ll allow you and I’ll let you”.
She explained: ‘I want to make sure you’re aware of the language you’re using with her and give her the space to think for herself. She’s an independent thinker and has a lot to contribute.
“We say this because these are the kind of patterns that can become dangerous between two people.”
Charlene Douglas added that it was important for Shona to “be able to say that the language really makes me feel like a learner, but that doesn’t make me feel very comfortable.”
While Brad didn’t reveal what his injury was, he did share a photo of his knee in a show of support while grabbing a takeout coffee.
Viewers repeatedly slammed him for “cheating” on his girlfriend and eventually relationship experts had to step in, warning that his behavior could become “dangerous.”
Since leaving the E4 show, Brad has accused TV producers of turning him into a villain, revealing: “I was deeply unhappy filming the show.”
Last month, the reality star debuted his new girlfriend Tori Addison and the pair posed together in snaps with the caption: ‘My slime.’
The scenes were praised by Women’s Aid, which told MailOnline: ‘It’s really important that the show’s experts have branded this as controlling behaviour and challenged Brad’s view that it was acceptable to say he had the right to “allow” Shona to be angry.
‘Television shows like these, which are based on relationship-building, need to be aware of the dynamics of controlling and coercive behaviour and always send a clear message that it is totally unacceptable.’
Since leaving the E4 show, Brad has accused TV producers of turning him into a villain, revealing: “I was deeply unhappy filming the show.”
He believes viewers saw unfairly edited scenes featuring the couple, as footage of them “laughing” and “joking” failed to make it through, and feels producers wanted to portray a negative narrative.
Brad said: ‘All they’ve shown is Shona and I physically hitting each other or arguing, what an anticlimax that is, but it’s also great television.’
Last month, the reality star debuted his new girlfriend Tori Addison and the pair posed together in snaps with the caption: ‘My slime.’
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