DANNI Menzies has revealed the full extent of her facial injuries after she was hit by a moped last year.
The 31-year-old was left unconscious during the smash and with a huge gash on both her lip and eyebrow.
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Sharing images from the healing process, while she had two black eyes, Danni told her followers: “I don’t want to trigger anyone but wow. I’m only just looking back on what went on a few months ago. Mental.”
She added: “Couldn’t even think about sharing any pics at the time.”
The A Place In The Sun star was rushed to hospital in October after being hit by the stolen vehicle, which was travelling at 30mph.
Danni was knocked out after two females – who were attempting to steal an unattended moped – lost control of the automobile.
Images from the incident show her covered in blood and in a daze as she sat on the pavement covered in blood outside a newsagent in Battersea, London, before being carted off in an ambulance.
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Following the smash, Danni was left suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder and post traumatic vertigo.
The Scottish star took a break from social media, telling fans: “Sooooo…. On Saturday I was taken out (on the pavement!) by a stolen moped that lost control.
“Didn’t see it coming and it’s not looking pretty right now tbh.
“I’m sure I will be fine in a few weeks but in the meantime I will be a wee bit quiet on here.”
She later joked that she had cut her fringe at the right time to cover her scar.
Last year Danni revealed she was leaving A Place In The Sun after six years and was ready to branch out to new TV roles.
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