Gogglebox star Isabelle Silbery reveals she has broken her JAW in horrific accident

Gogglebox Australia star Isabelle Silbery has broken her jaw in a horrific accident involving a staircase.     

The 34-year-old shared the heartbreaking news in an Instagram post on Sunday, uploading a photo of herself posing alongside her fiancé Alex Richards on Christmas Day, as well as a selfie taken in hospital immediately after the accident.  

‘A broken jaw won’t stop me from having a Merry Xmas,’ she wrote in the caption.

‘A steep stair case + drinks + drugs found in my system that I didn’t put there = Christmas through a straw,’ the reality star continued, suggesting that she’d consumed a drink that was spiked. 

Praising her fiancé, the brunette added: ‘Could’ve been a lot worse so I’m bloody thankful & also for this man [Alex Richards] who is now my live in nurse, chef and just the best career I could ask for [love heart emoji].’ 

Isabelle has had a tough few months, having announced in November that she’d suffered a miscarriage. 

Support: Praising her fiancé Alex Richards (left), the brunette added: ‘Could’ve been a lot worse so I’m bloody thankful & also for this man [Alex Richards] who is now my live in nurse, chef and just the best career I could ask for [love heart emoji]’

‘I was pregnant and then I wasn’t. Miscarriage is so hard… and after experiencing it myself recently and hearing the stories of other women and couples, I realise how common it is,’ she wrote to Instagram at the time.. 

‘I feel that it’s clearly not spoken about openly enough. It’s been a really rough time… the rollercoaster of getting my head around being a mother again and then suddenly having it taken away,’ she added.

Isabelle went on to say she was ‘working her way through it’ with support from her friends and a psychologist.

Devastating: Isabelle has had a tough few months, having announced in November that she’d suffered a miscarriage

‘What’s also been challenging is simultaneously supporting myself but also [fiancé] Alex as we process our individual losses,’ she said.

‘We shared our happy news openly with our friends and family early on and we don’t regret this because it’s enabled us to be so well supported as we get through this.

‘I now understand all the amazing women who have been through this and my heart goes out to all of you… wherever you are.’ 

Ordeal: Isabelle went on to say she was ‘working her way through it’ with support from her friends and a psychologist

Isabelle shares a son with ex-husband Craig Silbery, whom she split from in 2017 after five years of marriage. 

In September, Isabelle also told fans that she’d been recently diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). 

PMDD is considered a more serious form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and it affected Isabelle’s physical and mental wellbeing.

‘It’s PMS on steroids’: In September, Isabelle also told fans that she’d been recently diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)

‘It’s PMS on steroids… I suffer severe symptoms in the lead-up to my period and then I’m totally back to normal,’ Isabelle wrote on Instagram at the time.  

The TV personality was initially prescribed the antidepressant Lexapro but said she would soon be changing to Prozac.

In addition to mental health symptoms, the Melburnian has also put on 10 kilograms as a result of her PMDD. 

‘Extreme anger that turns to sadness and super irritated by anyone and everything. Hopelessness… unmotivated… big, sore boobs,’ she said of her symptoms. 

Treatment: PMDD is considered a more serious form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and it affected Isabelle’s physical and mental wellbeing. She was initially prescribed the antidepressant Lexapro but said she would soon be changing to Prozac