Shirley Ballas, the head judge on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, has provided a reassuring update to fans after being hospitalised over the weekend following a serious fall.
Details of the Accident and Injuries
The 65-year-old dance expert sustained her injuries on Saturday after a fall where she hit her head on a glass table. The incident resulted in significant harm to her neck and back, prompting an immediate hospital visit for assessment and treatment.
Thankfully, medical scans confirmed a crucial piece of positive news: her skull was not fractured. Ballas has expressed profound gratitude for the swift and professional care she received from the NHS medical team.
A Positive Recovery Outlook
In her update, Shirley Ballas sought to calm concerned supporters, stating she is already 'feeling much better'. She emphasised that the primary prescription from doctors is now simple: rest.
The judge plans to 'take it easy for 72 hours' and is optimistic that following this period of recuperation, she will be 'right as rain'. Her spirit appears undimmed despite the painful experience, with her characteristic resilience shining through.
Strictly Tour Plans Remain on Track
Importantly for fans hoping to see her on the road, the incident has not derailed her professional commitments. Shirley Ballas is still scheduled to join the upcoming Strictly Come Dancing live tour, which is set to commence next week.
This update will come as a relief to audiences across the UK who are eagerly anticipating the show's arena spectacle, where Ballas's expert critiques and vibrant personality are a central highlight.
