Legendary Benidorm X-rated dancer Sticky Vicky provides health update after horrific fall as she thanks fans for their ‘support’

BENIDORM legend Sticky Vicky has given her fans an update on her health after her horror fall landed her in hospital.

The X-rated dancer thanked her followers for their support during the days she spent in hospital after a knee injury.

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Sticky Vicky – real name Victoria Aragues Gadea, suffered a horrific fall while trying to get into a car last week.

The 79-year-old was taken to hospital and discharged after five days, but was forced to return over fears one of her legs was infected.

She has now shared a photo of herself from the hospital, giving her fans an update on her health.

She wrote in an Instagram post: “Good news, first of all I would like to thank everyone for their support and blessings, especially in the Facebook groups, it makes me happy to know that they still love me and remember me.

“This morning we were in the hospital for my cures, everything is fine, the leg is better, the problem is that I am taking blood thinners and they had to replace them with injections, a little late but it works

“So now it will take a few months to heal the injury, but I’m having fun with my daughter,

“I go with her to her sports activities, and I will try to enjoy the summer as much as I can, the doctors told me not to sit still, it is good to have an activity for the mobility of the knee, thank God no bone was damaged.

“We will therefore report on the development which today is very positive.”

The retired dancer is best known for her X-rated magic shows in the Spanish resort – popular with British holidaymakers.

His fans were quick to comment on his message and send him their best wishes.”

One said: “Sending love to Vicky and hoping she gets well soon.

Another wrote: “Get Well Soon”.

In her heyday, the former dancer performed six times a night, six days a week as tourists flocked to the island to watch her shows.

Her last show was in 2015, just days before she had hip surgery.

She was diagnosed with uterine cancer the following year and announced her retirement at the age of 72.

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