Nina Dobrev Has 'Long Road Of Recovery Ahead' After Bike Accident
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The "Vampire Diaries" star shared a health update from the hospital on Monday.
Nina Dobrev said she’s looking at a “long road of recovery” after sharing photos on social media showing that she’d been in a bike accident.
On Monday, the “Vampire Diaries” star posted a photo on Instagram showing herself perched on a bike, followed by another picture of her in the hospital with an IV in her arm and braces on her neck and leg.
“How it started vs how it’s going,” Dobrev captioned the pictures.
A number of people commented on the photos, including Dobrev’s boyfriend, Olympian Shaun White, and actor Sarah Michelle Gellar.
“Just keeping things on brand,” White said.
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