A rep insisted she’s “recovering and doing fine,” but stressed, “those pinched nerves are brutal. It’s the most painful thing.”
Joan Collins is handling a pinched nerve in her leg like Alexis Colby would on “Dynasty”: By relaxing at her vacation home in the South of France.
A pal of the nighttime soap opera legend told Page Six that Collins was “airlifted to a hospital in Monte Carlo” this week for the pinched nerve and now, “she’s back home in St. Tropez and is walking around,” they said.on a yacht “enjoying a great day out one week before I had to go to the Princess Grace Hospital in Monaco for a trapped nerve in my leg,” she wrote.Collins is relaxing at her vacation home after being released from the hospital.
The rep insisted she’s “recovering and doing fine,” but stressed, “those pinched nerves are brutal. It’s the most painful thing.”A rep for Collins says the pinched nerve will not itnerfere with her wearing glamourous high heels.“As we speak, this will not inhibit her fashion whatsoever. It’s fine,” they said.
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