FORMER Love Island star Sharon Gaffka has sent a serious warning to her fans online.
The star took to her social media as she shared details of the horrific accident that left her brother wheelchair bound.
Sharon, 27, first rose to prominence when she took part in the seventh series of the long-running dating competition.
But just this week as the line-up for the new winter series was revealed, her family landed themselves in a spot of trouble after a terrible accident left her brother injured.
Initially she took to her BeReal as she shared a picture of her brother getting treatment in hospital.
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She later posted on her Instagram story as she captioned the post with a graphic warning to her followers.
The influencer revealed her brother has suffered a form of leg injury during what seems to be a terrible accident, and she's warned her followers not to do the same thing he has done.
Sharon wrote: "Make sure you bend your knees when you land kids.
"Otherwise you'll be like my brother @adam_gaffka, who is now two hamstrings short and has me pushing his wheelchair x."
The former Love Island contestant found fame when she entered the villa on the first day of the seventh instalment of the ITV2 competition.
Although she initially coupled up with Hugo Hammond, she ultimitely failed to find love.
The star was dumped from the island on day 25 of the reality show after she failed to drum up a connection before the third re-coupling.
This comes after she accused Hugo of "inappropriate touching" back in July last year.
She alleged her friendship with Hugo ended because of his behaviour following their appearance in the villa.
But Hugo strongly denied the allegations, calling them "completely false" in a social media post.
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In a podcast interview, Sharon - an ex-civil servant from Oxford - claimed her former pal had "made jokes" about her being the victim of a spiking incident in 2020 during a drunken row.
Sharon, who has campaigned for tougher sentences for owning or supplying drugs used to spike drinks, made the allegations on the podcast Saving Grace.
