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Eight-time Grammy winner Phil Collins' ex-wife #3 Orianne Collins looked frail holding onto Olivier Salon owner Stephane Manoury after the Tom Ford SS/23 presentation during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday.The Swiss-born 48-year-old - who suffered a spinal injury in 2008 - wore a shiny pink blazer over a lace bustier top, black pencil skirt, and matching slingback heels.Orianne - who boasts 96K Instagram followers - shared a snap of herself earlier that day in the same ensemble captioned: 'Thank you Tom Ford! I can't wait for the fashion show 2022!' Teetering: Eight-time Grammy winner Phil Collins' ex-wife #3 Orianne Collins (R) looked frail holding onto Olivier Salon owner Stephane Manoury (L) after the Tom Ford SS/23 presentation during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday Collins (born Cevey) initially injured her neck while performing in the Bercy Mixed Martial Arts competition in Paris in 2008, but the minor surgical procedure resulted in her waking up paralyzed.The OC Jewellery founder recovered after three years of physical rehabilitation, and she went on to found the Never Give Up Foundation in 2019, but the website has since been taken down.Orianne's NYFW sighting came three weeks after Judge Alan Fine dismissed her $20M legal battle against the retired 71-year-old pop star due to her '10 separate violations of the court's orders.' Suffered a spinal injury in 2008: The Swiss-born 48-year-old wore a shiny pink blazer over a lace bustier top, black pencil skirt, and matching slingback heels Orianne - who boasts 96K Instagram followers - shared a snap of herself earlier that day in the same ensemble captioned: 'Thank you Tom Ford! I can't wait for the fashion show 2022!'Collins felt entitled to half of the

Instagram yesterday to announce that she was filing for divorce from her husband of just one year, Thomas Bates, 32.The jewellery designer announced the split on her Instagram in view of her 14,600 followers.Taking to Instagram she penned: "I am filing for divorce from my husband, Thomas Bates."I believe the emotional stress of COVID quarantine caused me to act in ways and do things that were out of character."Fortunately, I have faced challenging situations before and like I always have, I will muster all the strength I can, the best team I can find and the courage to do the right thing."She continued: "Thank you to so many who have supported me in the past - it means so much to my family and me.A post shared by Orianne Collins