AJ Pritchard says he suffers flashbacks of Abbie’s nightmarish burn accident

Claudia Winkleman has reportedly reached out to AJ Pritchard and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen after she suffered horrific burns in a terrifying accident.

CLAUDIA Winkleman has been supporting ex-Strictly colleague AJ Pritchard in the wake of girlfriend Abbie Quinnen’s burns horror following her family’s own fire disaster in 2014. Presenter Claudia, 49, reached out to the couple after The Sun on Sunday revealed Abbie, 23, had been engulfed in flames in a freak accident, leaving her in need of three skin grafts and putting her career in jeopardy.

Strictly Come Dancing professional AJ Pritchard, 26, has dedicated a touching post to his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen, 23, after she suffered third-degree burns when attempting to copy a YouTube tutorial, which went wrong.The brother of Love Island star Curtis, 25, posted a throwback picture of his girlfriend of two years at Christmas on Instagram, months before the freak accident.The dancer's stunning girlfriend was pictured standing in front of a Christmas tree.AJ simply captioned the post: "My Beautiful, Brave Abbie..." followed by a red heart emoji.Earlier this week the dancer took to Instagram to reveal to her 56,800 followers that she had suffered a serious accident at the end of January.While attempting to turn a glass bottle into a

AJ Pritchard has hailed his "beautiful and brave" girlfriend Abbie in a new Instagram post after she suffered bad burns.

AJ Pritchard fought back tears as he opened up about his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen’s horror accident on today’s This Morning. The dancer, 26, revealed he waited outside all night after Abbie was rushed to hospital after being engulfed in flames when the couple's social media stunt went wrong– despite the fact he couldn’t be with her due to Covid restrictions.

AJ Pritchard has revealed he sat outside the hospital all night as he waited to hear news about girlfriend Abbie Quinnen after her terrifying fireball accident.The dancer, who feared Abbie would be permanently scarred, appeared on Tuesday's episode of This Morning with brother Curtis Pritchard and recalled the horrific night. He said: "I sat outside the hospital all night, just kind of sat there, I didn't know what to do.

This Morning viewers were left feeling baffled on Tuesday as AJ Pritchard gave an interview about his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen's recent accident.

AJ Pritchard has opened up about the horrific accident that left his girlfriend, Abbie Quinnen, suffering burns and injuries after the pair tried to follow a YouTube tutorial on how to make a vase - which went horribly wrong. Speaking to AJ vs Curtis, AJ spoke about the accident, saying: "It came out that there was an accident with Abbie. And I just want to say just, for anybody that hasn't seen the story yesterday where Abbie had an accident, I'm just saying thank you for all the lovely messages and everything if you didn't see it in the newspapers.WATCH: AJ freaks out on I'm a Celebrity"Thank you very much for all the love and support and the kind messages. I know we haven't replied to everybody but, yeah, thank you for that.

AJ Pritchard has explained how he sat outside a hospital "all night" as his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen got treatment for horror burns inside back in January.The former Strictly Come Dancing star and his girlfriend had been trying to replicate a TikTok video, in which a flame is used to make a wine bottle into a vase.But tragedy struck when it all went wrong and Abbie was engulfed in flames, with her clothes and hair catching fire.AJ and his brother Curtis Pritchard spoke to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on Tuesday's This Morning about the incident and the aftermath.The 26-year-old said: "I sat outside the hospital all night, knowing she wasn't going to come out that night, knowing it was very serious."He went on: "I didn't know what

After his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen was set on fire following an online video stunt going wrong, AJ Pritchard has explained that his other half could be scarred for life.The professional dancer, who broke his silence after the accident, said the damage could be irreversible but Abbie is seeing improvement each week. Speaking to The Sun, the 26 year old said: "There are different areas, and there are different degrees of burn and she will have a small scar in certain areas.

Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard has opened up on witnessing a horrific incident involving his girlfriend of three years.The quick-thinking 26-year-old jumped into action when fellow dancer Abbie Quinnen, 23, was engulfed in flames, while trying to follow a YouTube tutorial.The couple, who have been dating since 2019, were attempting to turn a glass bottle into a vase when the freak accident took place on January 19.AJ put the fire out and wrapped Abbie in wet towels, before rushing her to the nearest hospital.He has since said that it was not until his partner was safely delivered to medical experts and rushed into intensive care, that his emotions took over and his body “completely shut down”.The former BBC star said he was

STRICTLY star AJ Pritchard has recalled the horror moment the “love of his life” was engulfed in flames when an online video stunt went horribly wrong. The dancer says “seconds felt like hours” as Abbie Quinnen’s hair and clothes caught fire while they were filming.

AJ Pritchard has recalled the moment his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen was engulfed in flames as they filmed an online stunt when went horrifically wrong. Abbie, 23, was left with third degree burns after setting a rope on fire in an attempt to turn a wine bottle into a vase, with her hair and clothes being set alight instead.

AJ Pritchard has opened up for the first time about the terrifying moment he watched his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen go up in flames.

It was only supposed to be an online stunt but it went horribly wrong.

Strictly star AJ has opened up about his initial fears after his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen suffered third-degree burns when an Instagram hack ended in disaster. The 26-year-old now suffers flashbacks and feels mentally scarred by the terrifying ordeal - leaving Abbie to undergo various skin grafts as a result of the incident.

Abbie Quinnen has been pictured almost completely wrapped in bandages after suffering third degree burns when a YouTube video went wrong.The horrifying extent of the 23-year-old professional dancer's injuries is shown by the image, in which the majority of her face and chest are covered in white bandages. Only the left side of her upper face is visible, with the rest of her head covered in the dressing.The dancer's neck, shoulders, chest and right arm are also completely covered in the bandages, with her also sporting a large plaster on her left arm.The burns occurred when Abbie's hair and clothing went up in flames as she filmed a social media video.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard has been seen for the first since his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen’s horrifying burns nightmare was revealed. The 26-year-old looked downcast as he popped out to get a paper and fill up his car with petrol yesterday.

A snap of Abbie Quinnen shows her covered in bandages following a nasty accident that left her with third degree burns.

AJ Pritchard's girlfriend Abbie Quinnen showed off the horrific impact of painful third-degree burns in a harrowing photo with her covered in bandages.Abbie, who is a professional dancer like her Strictly Come Dancing star boyfriend, was hospitalised after a blazing wine bottle exploded in her face and set her hair and clothing on fire.A photograph taken after the terrifying accident saw Abbie covered in bandages, including some covering her face.She was taken to the hospital and had to undergo three skin grafts after suffering from painful burns.The painful ordeal occurred while the couple were filming an online 'life hack' video for their one million Instagram followers.They were attempting to demonstrate how to cut a glass bottle in half

AJ Pritchard 's fans were left convinced he'd given girlfriend Abbie Quinnen the boot after she suffered a horrific fireball injury.