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Love Island bombshell rushed to hospital after painful injury as he shares x-ray snap

He gave his fans an update directly from the hospital room

ONE OF the Love Island bombshells has been rushed to hospital after a painful injury.

The former ITV2 reality star took to social media as he shared an x-ray snap.

Aaron Waters, 26, gave his thousands of fans an update on his medical status via his Instagram story.

He posted an image of an X-Ray monitor as the consultants got to the bottom of his injury.

The Love Island star captioned the post: "A fractured rib ain't what I need rn.."

This was alongside a sarcastic face plant emoji.

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The model is best known for his multiple appearances on the worldwide dating franchise.

In Love Island Australia he had a successful tenure, finishing as runner up alongside Jess Velkovski, lasting 45 days in the villa.

But the relationship soon came to an end and after failing to find love down under, he started to look elsewhere.

This was when he chose to enter the Mallorcan villa for series nine of the UK instalment Love Island.

However, he was not so lucky second time around lasted a total of 11 days in the second-ever winter edition of the show.

Aaron caused shockwaves as he entered on day eight of the show alongside fellow Aussie star Jessie Wynter, 27.

His first coupling was with ring-girl Olivia Hawkins, 27, before he swiftly moved on to start a romance with 25-year-old Lana Jenkins.

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Unfortunately it was not to be as she finished up as the series runner up along with Ron Hall, 26.

Jessie was far more successful second time around as she finished in fifth place alongside her boyfriend, farmer Will Young, 25.

The duo were dumped from the island two days before the final, but have lasted longer than two of the finalist relationships.

They seem closer than ever today and they both regularly fly back and forth from their native countries of Australia and the UK.

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