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Lorraine Kelly corrects Twitter troll who had mistaken leg scar for airbrushing

TV star Lorraine Kelly has slapped down a Twitter follower who accused her of airbrushing one of her bikini body pictures.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Jun 2016, 12:24 BST
Updated 4th Jun 2016, 13:27 BST
Lorraine Kelly poses in an untouched photograph wearing a bikini. Picture: : Lorraine FitnessLorraine Kelly poses in an untouched photograph wearing a bikini. Picture: : Lorraine Fitness
Lorraine Kelly poses in an untouched photograph wearing a bikini. Picture: : Lorraine Fitness

The TV star posted an image of herself in a pink bikini on Friday to promote the launch of her summer bikini plan.

A follower asked if anyone else had noticed a mark on Kelly’s right thigh which she assumed was a result of “airbrushing”.

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Kelly tweeted back: “Cheryl – this is a scar on my leg from a serious accident when I was trampled by a horse. Pics are untouched.”

She added shortly afterwards: “I am not as self-conscious about it now – but remarks like that do sting a bit.”

Kelly, 56, fell from a horse four years ago and was then trampled by the animal, resulting in four hours of emergency surgery. The follower deleted the original tweet and posted an apology to Kelly.

The Glasgow-born star suffered the injury to her thigh in 2012 after falling from her horse during a charity event organised by Sarah Brown, wife of former Prime Minister, Gordon.

Kelly was training at a riding school in Surrey for the charity event in which she had been  scheduled to compete against Sarah Brown in events such as riding, swimming and shooting.

She said it was a “real shock” and still suffers from pain as a result of the accident which resulted in her undergoing surgery.

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