Big Brother star sparks concern as she's rushed to hospital after being ‘left for dead' in car smash
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BIG Brother legend Charley Uchea has revealed she was rushed to hospital after being 'left for dead' following a nasty car smash.
Charley, 40, took to Instagram to share a snap of the damage to her car, telling fans she'd been hit by a truck.
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Charley was rushed to hospital after a horror car crash
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She showed off the damage to her car and claimed she was 'left for dead'
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Charley is one of the most iconic Big Brother housemates ever
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The TV star, who shot to fame on the eight series of Big Brother in 2007, also posted a clip showing her in hospital.
She said: 'Look at the damage this truck did just by hitting me, then leaves me [for] dead on the side of the road.'
Iconic housemate Charley looked to be in a lot of pain as she showed off some nasty bruises on her face.
She added: 'Bless my nurse brushing my hair out, I can't really use my arms atm I'm so weak.'
Charley series of Big Brother also starred other memorable housemates including Chanelle Hayes and Brian Belo.
Feisty Charley quickly became known for her short temper during her time in the house and it seems she's still as outspoken as ever.
In 2022, Charley was forced to hit back at claims she had been bleaching her skin.
Shutting down her haters, the Instagram influencer wrote: 'Apparently some silly mug is posting me on Twitter and it's going viral about me bleaching my skin.
"Omg I was on holiday before BB so obviously I'll be darker.'
She then shared a picture of herself as a child and wrote: 'So this is me, a spoilt brat when I was young with my dad.
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