“1xknee operation done. 1 more to go. Thankyou nurse Gordon,” the caption reads. “My leg will be in this machine that bends & extends the leg constantly all night.” [sic]
Since starting up her Instagram account just a few days before returning to Australia in May 2017, Schapelle Corby has become quite the social media superstar.
Now boasting more than 201,000 followers on her Instagram account, the convicted drug smuggler has been sharing glimpses of her life on the Gold Coast after returning from a 13-year stint in Indonesia, nine years of which were spent behind bars.
Corby announced on June 22 that she had broken her leg, ankle and knee less than a month after returning home, though she didn’t reveal how or why the serious injury was sustained.
Since then, she’s posted a series of images and videos with her on crutches, and making use of the chair lift at the Rainbow Bay Surf Club.
Corby also shared a pouty selfie from her hospital bed, where she talked a little more about the injury, calling it a “freak accident”.
“Its been around 2 months since i had a freak accident and destroyed my poor leg. Been spending alot of time doing physio & at the specialist. Needing 2xknee operations. First operation done. Thanks once again to my family for supporting me through this,” [sic] Corby wrote in the caption.
While some followers are still commenting in an attempt to figure out how the injury happened, most are simply sending well wishes and good vibes to the Australian crime celeb.
This article first published on Starts at 60.
