Rhian Sugden shares cryptic post after hitting out at husband Oliver Mellor for going drinking while she was sick
RHIAN Sugden has once again taken to social media to slam her husband for going out drinking while she and their baby son were rushed to hospital.
The 38-year-old lingerie model first took to Instagram on Saturday to post on her stories that she’d been taken to A&E twice, along with 11-month-old George.
Rhian said she’s been diagnosed with “Victorian disease” Quincy, and that George has measles.
And she’s now seemingly doubled down on her criticism of her 44-year-old former Coronation Street star husband, for apparently choosing to go out drinking with friends instead.
On Sunday Rhian reposted what she’d originally shared the day before, a black-and-white video of people dancing, with a cryptic message urging people to confront those who’ve doubted them.
It read: “Good morning you brilliant beam of f***ing sunshine. Reminder… not a single f*** should be given today.
“Got someone who doubted you? Smile and remind them, I don’t just rise and shine I f***ing rule and conquer.”
It comes after her husband of five years, who previously played Dr Matt Carter in Corrie, first came in for criticism from Rhian for allegedly choosing to go boozing with pals, while she and George were suffering.
Rhian posted on her Instagram stories: “Anyone else ever been so ill they’ve ended up in A&E twice in two days and yet their husband would rather go out drinking with his mates instead of helping at home, or am I just the unfortunate one?”
She also issued a health update via social media, saying she’d been in less pain when giving birth to George.
She said: “I’m home for those of you who are asking, but oh my god I am so much worse.
“They sent me to A&E the other day because it was bad but i feel like its got worse even though I am on strong antibiotics.
“I don’t really want to waste a space in hospital and it’s dramatic if I call an ambulance but I am really feel like I am struggling to breathe, I can’t swallow.
“This is the sorest throat I have ever ever head, give me [giving birth] to a child ten times over than this. And I have a very high pain threshold but this Quinsy, I don’t know what to do with myself.”
Before confirming that it is indeed Quincy, a rare but potentially serious consequence of tonsillitis.
She added: “I’ve got Quinsy. I thought that was a Victorian disease, but oh my god, if anyone’s ever had it, oh god, I can’t even. It hurts to even open my mouth.
“My little man, George, is up in A&E with possible measles, so I don’t know where we’ve been hanging about, but we won’t be going out again.”