Maura Higgins begs fans for help after painful injury, saying ‘it's killing me'
The Love Island star, 34, took to social media to reveal the cause of her pain, saying her knee is 'pulsing.'
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Sharing a make-up free selfie from her car while clutching a green juice, the reality favourite penned: 'Don't have the time right now to see a specialist, but if anyone has any recommendations for something I can buy to stop my knee from KILLING please DM me.'
Maura continued: 'It feels like there's a pulse inside of it & it's also on fire.
'The running around with the house move has not helped it. (yes my greys are out too, no time for that either.'
The injured star is currently slap bang in the middle of a house move.
It was back in January when Maura first announced the news, and wrote: 'Bought my dream home,' and posted a photo of the incredible open kitchen which boasts a marble island in the middle.
The sleek space has a gorgeous chandelier and grey floors and leads to an outdoor area.
She's since been sharing glimpses of the house on social media, including elegant items she's purchased to kit it out.
I'm A Celeb star Maura told fans she'd also splashed cash on a Porsche this year, after her previous car 'went up in flames.'
And earlier this month, Maura made a shock return to Love Island USA after she was 'replaced' during the series.
Earlier on in the series, Love Island UK stunner Maura was the host of Love Island USA: Aftersun.
But fans were baffled when Maura vanished and was subsequently replaced by Sophie Monk who hosts the Australian version of the show.
It was reported that Maura would not be returning for this season of Aftersun as she filmed The Traitors USA.
Maura has now returned, with her return teased on social media on Saturday.
On the Love Island USA Instagram page, a video of Maura making a comeback was shared.
The Irish stunner looked amazing as she strutted her stuff into the villa.
She could be seen wearing a silver-colored co-ord comprising of a mesh skirt and bra top.
Fans went wild in the comments section, with many fans overjoyed about Maura's return.
"The best host of all time," said one person.
"Our girl is coming back sir the finale. Babe we needed you the whole season," penned a second.
"Yay glad she is back. She would also make a great host I think," added a third.
A fourth then wrote: "Maura is back to try to save the show but it's too late."
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