Love Island star Chris Hughes has revealed he was in a car crash over the weekend.
The 29-year-old took to his Instagram Stories on Monday to share details of the accident, as he returned home to his girlfriend Annabel Dimmock.
Alongside photos of his home filled with candles, roses, and photos of him and Annabell, the reality star wrote: “Home to this… Then a get well pack. Had a crash on the motorway last night and my cars in a sorry state, necks sore but home to this.”
Chris also shared a video of his car on the side of the motorway after the crash, and a man helping him out.
He wrote: “Not fun, but 2 amazing people stopped to help and they were the best. One was in the RAF and Theo they just came from work, so thanks both.”
“I actually was useless in the situation and a bit meh, so didn’t know what to do.”
Chris confirmed his romance with professional golfer Annabel in August last year, and recently revealed his plans to propose to her.
Speaking to the MailOnline last month about getting engaged, the TV personality said: “It won’t be too long… Even Annabel’s friends messaged her when we were going to the Maldives last month…”
“Everyone thought because of the time of year that I was going to propose. I don’t know if Annabel did… her mum said to her ‘do you think Chris could propose?’”
“I am a very family orientated person it’s just the way I have been brought up and Annabel’s family is the same. I am not one of those people that if someone gets engaged after a month, I don’t even think that is strange or not normal.”
“I think it is personal to yourself and your relationship. I am old before my time; I should have lived back in the 50s,” he said.
“One thing you can cling onto from those days is when you used to meet someone, if it was right, you would get married even after a couple of months into your relationship, you would get married. If it’s right, it’s right.”
The couple moved in together late last year, and Chris said he feels “very settled” with Annabel.
“I feel very settled now in terms of I have just moved into a new house well before November. I am extremely settled as a whole in my life and that’s where I wanted to get,” he explained.
“I am at the age now where stereotypically people think they should be settled, and they should have a house – I don’t think it’s like that anymore but for me I am comfortable with where I am.”
“I’m in a great place with my love life, I’m settled, I am enjoying myself and that’s the main thing. I couldn’t be happier really,” he added.
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