Big Brother star Aisleyne Horgan Wallace, 43, landed on her head after losing control of a go-kart in a horror high-speed accident
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Aisleyne Horgan Wallace has been rushed to hospital after being thrown out of a go-kart in a horror accident.
The Big Brother star, 43, reportedly landed on her head after she lost control of the go-kart.
The reality TV star was thrown from the high-speed buggy at full force.
In pictures obtained from The Sun, Aisleyne can be seen being stretchered into the back of an ambulance while wearing a neck brace.
The blonde star appears to look bruised in the shocking pictures following the horror accident.
Witnesses at the scene claimed they feared the worst for the reality TV star after watching the accident unfold.
One insider told The Sun that they feared Aisleyne would be ‘left paralysed’ after the crash due to the fact she was left ‘unable to move’.
“Aisleyne crashed into a wall, flew out the kart and landed on her head,” they told the publication.
“She was put into a brace, stretchered into an ambulance and rushed to hospital immediately for scans. They took her straight into the resuscitation room when she arrived.
“It was really scary. Everyone thought she could be paralysed for life after seeing what happened and the state she was in.
“She was lying on the floor, not able to move after landing head first.”
Paramedics reportedly rushed to the scene and she was immediately rushed to A&E where she got a full body CT scan to check for injuries.
Thankfully, the reality TV star is now recovering at home, according to The Sun.
Aisleyne, who shot to fame on Big Brother in 2006, was on a team-building activity day with Celeb MMA competitors at Rye House Kart Raceway when the accident took place.
More celebs including James Lock, AJ Bunker, Carl Woods and Theo Campbell were among those racing with Aisleyne.
Aisleyne’s representative told the publication: “Aisylene has been released from hospital following the shock incident and is home recovering with the support of close family.
We are grateful that Aisleyne hasn’t suffered from any major injuries.
“Aisleyne appreciates everyone’s immediate support and we will be sure to issue updates on her ongoing recovery accordingly.”
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