Gemma Collins has shared her appreciation for NHS healthcare workers who visited her following a health scare.
An ambulance was called to The Only Way Is Essex star's home to assist her, though she did not specify what had happened.
The reality TV star posted a series of pictures to her Instagram story thanking the medical professionals who attended.
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"Thank you to all the amazing people that helped me this evening," she wrote with an image showing medical equipment with a paramedic kneeling alongside it.
She also posted a photo of an ambulance with the words: "I really hope you get all you deserve.
Gemma added: "Really thankful in these current times to have such an amazing service #payriseforkeyworkers," referencing the ongoing industrial action by ambulance staff who are striking over issues including pay, patient safety and staffing levels.
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Recently, Gemma shared her thanks for the care she received from a doctor, following a medical scare she endured while on holiday in Israel with her fiancé Rami Hawash and his son Tristan
"Thank you so much to this wonderful doctor in Israel who helped me today when my eardrum burst!!!" she wrote on Instagram Stories at the time. "It could only happen to me this doctor was wonderful."
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Gemma also recently revealed she once had to inform the police about a troll who made a violent threat towards her.
During the latest episode of The Gemma Collins Podcast, the reality star said when she was younger she was "probably a bit bothered" by what people thought of her, and this led to trolling.
When one individual messaged her threatening to hurt her physically if they encountered her in the street, she contacted police as she felt "no-one should be messaging that and clearly that person is not in a sane mind".
She also called for tougher action to be taken against those who send "a bad, hateful [or] inciteful message to someone" online.
The Only Way Is Essex airs on ITVBe.
