Googlebox star Ellie Warner's boyfriend remains in a "critical condition" after he was hit by a car in Leeds on Friday night (March 18).
The Sun reported that Ellie has been left "overwhelmed" after beau Nat Eddleston was rushed to intensive care after suffering a number of injuries after the accident in Halton, near to the Woodman Pub.
A member of his family confirmed their loved one had needed the help of a life support machine. They added that Nat, who is in his 30s, has suffered a broken neck, two collapsed lungs, a broken back and suspected brain damage.
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Nat is understood to have been hit by a white Seat Leon travelling out of the city just after midnight, according to reports.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed the road was cordoned off by officers on Saturday morning, and have now issued an update on Nat's condition.
The force confirmed: "The pedestrian remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital and enquiries into the incident are ongoing."
The incident has shaken Gogglebox fans who have followed Nat and Ellie's relationship for a number of years. Ellie often speaks about her boyfriend on the Channel Four show and The Sun reports she is now said to be "fearful" that her partner has suffered brain damage.
It has been reported that Nat is in "intensive care with a broken neck, broken back, two collapsed lungs and possible brain damage".
Ellie's fans rushed to show love for her and Nat. One said: "We are all thinking of you Nat, everything crossed & wishing you a speedy recovery, hugs 2 u all luv from us all."
Another wrote: "Just read about this, my thoughts are with Ellie and her family. Fingers crossed all is well with her partner and that he makes a speedy recovery."
"So sorry to hear this sending love and hope he pulls through you are in my prayers," a third commented.
While another posted: "Oh this is so sad and heartbreaking. My thoughts are with you and your families. Hope Nat pulls through and makes a good recovery."
