Anthea Turner reveals hospital dash on Instagram
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Anthea Turner supported by Instagram fans after revealing hospital dash

Poor Anthea!

Anthea Turner has revealed on Instagram how she fractured her foot running for a taxi in high heels.

The 61-year-old TV presenter was on her way to a charity event in London when the accident happened.

She ended up in hospital for emergency treatment.

What did Anthea Turner tell her Instagram followers?

Anthea shared a series of images with fans to document her terrible day.

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Anthea was left in ‘total agony'(Credit: SplashNews.com)

The accident took place after she left Fenwicks where she treated herself to a new outfit.

She was running to get in a black cab to promote the Pink Ribbon Foundation’s new hoodies and tops.

The launch was at the Martinez Club in London’s Soho district.

She wrote: “Rushing to get in I tripped on a dropped curb twisting my foot.

“Immediately it started to hurt and by the time I arrived I was in total agony.”

Ever the professional, Anthea still carried out the task of supporting the foundation.

She wrote: “After posing around I decided to go home via the Chealsea and Westminster Hospital.”

Anthea ended up with a new kind of footwear

Andrea went to A&E on the insistence of her fiancé Mark Armstrong.

She also credited a cabbie for urging her to go, calling him another Black Cab Knight of the Road.

Back at home she wrote: “Now wearing funny boot and resting my broken 5th metatarsal in a bag of ice and taking painkillers every four hours.”

Anthea thanked the hospital staff as well.

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Anthea’s fans sent her their support (Credit: SplashNews.com)

“Hospital were absolutely amazing, but it will take 4-6 weeks to fully mend.”

Anthea said she was going to spend her time signing copies of her new book How to Age Well.

She also shared a picture of her black LK Bennett heels, adding they she wouldn’t be wearing them ‘anytime soon’.

Fans were quick to offer their sympathy, with many writing: “Get well soon Anthea.”

Another wrote: “On no Anthea, we’re at that fragile age! Hope you heal quickly.”

Another said: “Ouch! Try to rest your foot as often as possible, and let it heal. Get well soon!”

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