BREAKING SH0CK NEWS: Big Brother star Charley Uchea, 40, in Critical Condition – Driver left her for D3ɑd and fled the scene – Sparking Outrage!

Big Brother star Charley Uchea has been rushed to h0sp1tal after allegedly being ‘left for d3ɑd’ in a shocking car crɑ::sh.

The reality TV star, 40, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to detail the shocking incident, telling fans she had been hit by a truck.

She got into the crɑ::sh after spending the evening out and claimed that she was ‘left for d3ɑd’ on the side of the road after being ‘knocked out’.

Charley, who rose to fame on Big Brother’s eighth series in 2007, shared a video of herself in h0sp1tal wearing a n3ck br@ce.

She had painful-looking red inj::r1es across her eyebrow and cheek and claimed she could barely use her arms following the crɑ::sh.

She penned in a caption: ‘Bless my nurse brushing my hair out, I can’t really use my arms atm I’m so weak.’

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Big Brother star Charley Uchea has been rushed to h0sp1tal after allegedly being ‘left for d3ɑd’ in a shocking car crɑ::sh

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The reality TV star, 40, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to detail the shocking incident, telling fans she had been hit by a truck

Alongside another picture of a sm#shed-up car, she added: ‘Look at the damage this truck did just by h1tt1ng me, then leaves me [for] d3ɑd on the side of the road.’

Charley also shared a photograph of herself out on the town before the crɑ::sh and penned: ‘Such a nice night before I ended up in the air lol and kn0cked 0ut.’

Charley, who celebrated her 40th birthday just days before on June 30, reassured her 251,000 followers that she would be ‘home soon’.

MailOnline has contacted Charley for further comment.

Charley is best known for her 2007 Big Brother stint in the same year that Brian Belo was crowned the winner.

She survived eviction until week eight, and was famously argumentative; rowing with Chanelle Hayes for ten minutes about how old Rihanna was.

Charley was also ɑttɑcked with a rɑc1st sl::r by fellow housemate Emily Parr, who was aged 19 at the time.

Emily was ejected from the house in the early hours of the morning after she was heard using the sl::r to Charley while they were chatting in the garden hours before.

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She got into the crɑ::sh after spending the evening out and claimed that she was ‘left for d3ɑd’ on the side of the road after being ‘knocked out’

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Alongside a picture of a sm#shed-up car, she added: ‘Look at the damage this truck did just by htt1ng me, then leaves me [for] d3ɑd on the side of the road’

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Charley is best known for her 2007 Big Brother stint (pictured) in the same year that Brian Belo was crowned the winner

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She survived eviction until week eight, and was famously argumentative; rowing with Chanelle Hayes for ten minutes about how old Rihanna was (Charley is pictured in August 2007)

Both Charley and Nicky Maxwell, who was also present, were stunned at her use of the word however Emily swiftly insisted it ‘was a joke’. She was later called to the diary room and told of her ejection by Big Brother.

At the time of Emily’s removal, Head of the Big Brother commissioning team at Channel 4, Angela Jain, said after the incident: ‘In the wake of Celebrity Big Brother, we must consider the potential offence to viewers regardless of Emily’s intentions and her housemates’ response.

‘The word is clearly racially offensive and there was no justification for its use.

‘We have removed Emily from the house to once again make it clear to all housemates and the viewers at home that such behaviour won’t be tolerated.’

Years later, Emily told OK! Magazine that it was a period in her life which she ‘tries not to revisit’.

‘It’s a period in my life that I try not to revisit too much if I can. The media noise and intrusion was bad but what was worse and lasted for a while was the d33p sh@m3 I felt about what I had said,’ she said.

‘The only way I’ve found I could move forward from my mistake was to educate myself and develop a much better understanding of what these rc1al sl::rs mean and why they are so awful.

‘As well as having a better understanding of racism and how it manifests in our society today.’