DANCING On Ice star Amber Davies was rushed to medic as she shows off her bloody injury.
The former Love Island winner avoided any major accidents when she competed on Dancing On Ice.
Amber, 27, is currently performing to thousands of fans across the country in the role of Vivian Ward in Pretty Women.
But she was forced to pull out of her latest show mid-performance on the nationwide tour due to a last minute injury.
The musical theatre star was left with a horrific cut after she was rushing around backstage and she walked into an open door.
She appeared in the dressing room where she at first covered her bloody cut.
The actress and singer told her fans: “Warning if you don’t like blood, go to the next slide.”
She then moved the hand away to reveal a nasty and bloody cut located just above the eyebrow which was nursed underneath some bandages.
Amber continued: “Right. Guys this is for anyone who came to watch Pretty Women in Milton Keynes this afternoon.
“I’m so, so, sorry I had to go off mid show because I had a little accident in the interval.
“You couldn’t write it, I literally just walked into a door. I opened the door with my head down and I was going quite fast and it just hit me right in the head.
“I had to come off mid-show and I’m not doing tonight either because [the cut is] still bleeding a little bit.
“But hopefully by tomorrow night I’ll be back on with a plaster over it and I could just, you know, hide it with some foundation.
“But you couldn’t write it could you? I go on Dancing On Ice for two and a half months. I do the head-banger, I do all the lifts.
“I’m on two blades on the ice and it’s a door that takes me out.”
She added added: “But yes, apologies again if you were in this afternoon. I loved the first act and hopefully see you [tomorrow night]!”
Amber later took to her Instagram stories again, this time with a silent selfie video of herself relaxing at home on her bed with her dog,
The Dancing On Ice star captioned the quick video: “A recovery day.
“Cuts been cleaned this morning and re dressed by my wonderful GP. Still very much an open cut but hopefully I’ll be back on stage by tomorrow evening!”, along with three fingers crossed emojis.
