BREAKING NEWS Dapper Laughs is rushed to hospital and left in agony following horror golf cart accident during stag do in Portugal
Dapper Laughs has been rushed to hospital following an accident on a stag do.
The controversial star, real name Daniel O'Reilly, took to social media on Thursday to reveal he had fallen off a golf cart and landed himself in A&E.
In his Facebook post, the 40-year-old said: 'I did not expect to end up here, A&E. F***ing Portugal. I've hurt my back, I can't speak because of the f***ing pain, mate. It hurt my back bad.
'I hit hard stand, twisted, left and right. I f***ing came off the golf cart, didn't I? But I did catch it on camera, have a look.'
Sharing the video on social media, Dapper added: 'You can hear him say, I was at your ball over there, where he turns left while I'm hanging out on the right.
'And then, f**k me, you can hear the clicks in my back when I bend down to pick up my phone, like it's just f***ing snapped. They saw that as well, the clubhouse.'
Alongside the video, Dapper wrote the caption: 'How the only sober one on this stag do got hurt. Me and golf carts just don't mix.., Praying I ain't hurt myself.'
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