Charlotte Crosby has revealed that she was rushed into urgent care overnight as she issued another health update to Instagram on Friday. 

The former Geordie Shore star, 35, looked downcast as she posted a snap of herself lying in a hospital bed with her mother, Letitia, by her side. 

She told fans that she had spent the last six hours undergoing tests and gave no other details about her health while Letitia sat by her bedside.

Charlotte penned: ‘Me and my mam ended up in urgent care when we got to London for our girls’ trip.

‘After six long hours got some answers which was peace of mind. I’m really sorry if I’ve been slow on replies or just a bit cr*p lately.

‘It’s been a rough few months.’

Charlotte Crosby, 35, has revealed that she was rushed into urgent care overnight as she issued another health update to Instagram on Friday

The former Geordie Shore star looked downcast as she posted a snap of herself lying in a hospital bed with her mother, Letitia, by her side (pictured in January, in hospital in Dubai)

And this is not the only time Charlotte has suffered health woes in the last few months as in January she was hospitalised after her family trip to the Maldives ended in disaster.

She jetted off to the popular island destination with her fiancé Jake Ankers and their children Alba, three, and 14-month-old Pixi.

But on the last day of the trip, Charlotte told how she became sick and was ‘throwing up’ and felt ‘so weak’. 

Taking to her Stories, she wrote: ‘Our last day in the Maldives and I’ve bloody been throwing up and felt so weak. Pushed through and went on a dolphin trip this morning but we didn’t see any. 

‘Gutted because I was so excited for Alba! There’s always next time!’

Not long after, she shared a photo of herself in a hospital bed wearing an oxygen mask and wrote: ‘Well this wasn’t on my bingo card.’ 

And last month Jake was rushed to hospital after suffering ‘severe chest pains’.

Charlotte had been enjoying a hotel break in Scotland with her husband-to-be. 

And last month Jake was rushed to hospital after suffering ‘severe chest pains’ (pictured with daughters Alba, three, and Pixi, 14 months)

In a post on Instagram, Charlotte told her followers Jake had suffered a health scare the day before they were due to return home.

She said she’d endured a ‘scary’ 12 hours after Jake began to suffer with pains in his chest and ‘numbness in his arms,’ leading to him being taken to hospital in an ambulance.

Jake then posted an update sharing that tests had revealed he’d been diagnosed with blood clots, and he was discharged after being given a blood-thinning injection and tablets.

Posting a snap of himself in hospital, Jake said the health scare was a ‘major wake-up call’ to slow down with his busy schedule.

Charlotte wrote: ‘I never ever expected our little Scottish trip to end like this but @jake_ankers was rushed to hospital late last night!

‘After having severe chest pains and arm numbness an ambulance came for him and he was kept in all night and all morning after elevated blood results!!!

‘We want to say a huge thank you to the @cameronhouselocklomond staff who basically went above and beyond to help is all in a really really really scary moment!

‘And carried on with the amazing customer service all today helping me pack up and get out of the hotel as I was on my own with the girls and all of our stuff!

‘Also a huge thank you to the amazing nurses, drs and paramedics! That did amazing for Jake the past 12 hours.’

Jake then posted: ‘Bit of an eventful 24 hrs!

‘Started to feel unwell yesterday and last night was getting really bad chest pains along with nausea and dizziness, Charlotte made me call and ambulance so I spent last night in a Scottish hospital and it turns out that my bloods came back indicating blood clots!

‘I’ve had a blood thinning injection and start tablets tomorrow but still need one more scan! A real big wake up call to take better care of my health…

‘The paramedics that came out were absolutely brilliant along with the staff at Vale Of Leven hospital… I also must mention the hotel we stayed at Cameron House was helping me and ensuring I was as comfy as possible.

‘All work-related stuff will be dealt with at a slower pace this week as I need to recover properly and not do too much that will raise my blood pressure… 

‘Anyone that has tried to get in touch please bare with me and the team and we will do our best to come back to you.’