HOLBY City legend Rosie Marcel's husband has been rushed to hospital.
The actress praised the NHS as she took to social media to share pictures of paramedics in their home tending to her spouse.
Rosie, 46, is best known for playing Jac Naylor in the long running BBC medical drama.
But it appears as though the Holby City star is going through events of her own in her own life away from the camera.
She shared multiple images of medical assistants tending to her husband, Ben Stacey, who sat patiently on a cream sofa at their home.
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The star captioned the post: "And now this.
"My poor hubby has a plural effusion and a partially collapsed lung.
"He was sent home this morning but the pain worsened and we had to call an ambulance.
"He’s being admitted and treated. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Grateful for the NHS."
She added: "Hoping my Eric is looking after him while I get some shut eye after a long night."
Fans flocked to the comments section as they were quick to send their well wishes to the star.
One fan said: "Thoughts are with you guys. At least he’s in good hands ♥️."
Another echoed: "Jac would’ve had him fixed in no time at all. Hope he gets better soon."
As a third gushed: "So sorry to see this. I hope he makes a speedy recovery. You guys have been through so much. Sending much love and hugs. Xx"
"Oh my goodness Rosie. I’m so sorry to hear this. I hope he will recover quickly and all will be well again. Sending so much love to you all. Xxxx," stated a fourth user.
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And a fifth added: "Thinking about you both ❤️❤️."
The star played the consultant cardiothoracic surgeon lead from 2002 until the final ever episode of Holby City in 2022.
Jac was killed off in the final ever episode of the medical series after the publicly funded broadcaster cancelled the show after 23 years on screen.
She also played the long-featured character on both sister shows, HolbyBlue and Casualty.
