Following the loss of her loving mother Naomi, Ashley Judd has been dealing with her second leg injury in the span of two years. The “Double Jeopardy” star recently discussed the “freak accident” with UCLA professor Dr. Jonathan Flint during a Zoom conference (via the hollywood reporter).
“Clumsiness is associated with grief, and there were other people in our family, after mum’s death, who fell down stairs and had accidents, and that’s what mine looked like,” Ashley confessed. Fortunately, despite the injury, she still found a silver lining. “It really allowed me to cry. It really allowed me to stop what I was doing at the time and cry.” This time, she says her leg only took about two months to heal.
Many know that Ashley suffered her first leg injury on a 2021 trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She detailed her terrifying experience at the “Sex, Body and Soul” podcast, revealing that he broke his right leg in four places on a hike. “I was in the hospital in South Africa for about nine days. And then I was evacuated to Tennessee,” he explained. “But when I got to South Africa, my leg had no pulse and was bleeding, and if I had been evacuated to Europe I would have bled out.”
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