The boyfriend of Gogglebox star Ellie Warner is still fighting for life two weeks after being hit by a car. Nat Eddleston is understood to have been hit while out in Leeds just after midnight last Friday (March 18).
Nat, who made a brief appearance on the Channel 4 show in 2020 as he filled in for his girlfriend's sister, was rushed to intensive care after suffering multiple serious injuries in the incident outside the Woodman pub in Halton, Leeds.
The previous update on Nat from police came on Monday (March 21) which said: "The pedestrian remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital and enquiries into the incident are ongoing."
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West Yorkshire Police has since said there are no updates and that their investigations are ongoing, the Mirror reports. Hairdresser Ellie, 31, is believed to have been by her boyfriend's side throughout, and she has not publicly addressed what is going on.
Gogglebox returned for the first time since news of Nat's accident broke last Friday night (March 25) and viewers quickly realised Ellie and Izzi had taken a break from filming and were soon sending messages of support.
Ellie, who appears on Gogglebox alongside her younger sister Izzi, is said to be being supported by show bosses and her co-stars as she takes time away from the Channel 4 show.
An insider told the Daily Star : "Ellie has been told to take all the time she needs - everyone on the show is hoping and praying Nat will be ok."
Following the accident, officers said in a social media statement: "Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious road traffic collision in the Halton area of Leeds involving a white Seat Leon and an adult male pedestrian.
"Officers would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the collision, which occurred on Selby Road near to The Woodman pub at around 00:10 this morning (Saturday 19th March 2022).
"The pedestrian has suffered serious injuries as a result of the collision.
"Anyone who witnessed the incident or the Seat being driven prior to the collision, including anyone with dash-cam or video footage, is asked to call 101, or contact online via www.westyorkshire.police.UK/101livechat referencing collision 13220147973."
