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Googlebox star Ellie Warner's boyfriend Nat Eddleston sported a head brace as he was pictured for the first time since his near-fatal accident in March. On 18 March, Nat was walking home in Leeds when he was struck by a vehicle, suffering a broken neck, back and two collapsed lungs – fighting for his life. And days after Ellie, who has been by her boyfriend's bedside throughout his hospital stay, inspiringly wrote on Instagram: "I wanna see your sunshine after the rain", Nat was seen in good spirits as he stepped out in the supportive halo brace.

Ellie Warner's boyfriend Nat Eddleston has been photographed for the first time since his near-fatal accident in March. On 18 March, Nat was walking home in Leeds when he was struck by a vehicle, suffering a broken neck, back and two collapsed lungs – fighting for his life. Now, two months after the horrific accident, 32 year old Ellie's other half has been seen carrying shopping bags while wearing a headbrace.

Ellie Warner is believed to be facing "uncertainty over the future" following her boyfriend Nat Eddleton's horrific car accident. Nat was reportedly knocked down by a white car on Friday March 18, after meeting friends for drinks in the Halton area of Leeds. He was rushed into intensive care with collapsed lungs and a broken neck as a result of the accident and still remains on life support.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield, 58, who hosts the ITV show with Holly Willoughby, has opened up about the importance of wearing a helmet when riding a bike or a scooter.The Dancing On Ice host revealed one member of his family had an accident on their bike which left them with sustained life-changing brain injuries.It comes after Phil spoke on how dangerous riding your bike is on the morning show earlier this week.The ITV host insisted he would never consider riding a bike or a scooter without wearing a helmet.Phil opened up to Alice Beer and deputy chief executive of brain injury charity Headway, Luke Griggs, about the accident."I would not think about going on my bike without my helmet," he began.“We have an extended member of