Sophie Ellis-Bextor displays cuts and bruises as she steps out for the first time since accident

Sophie Ellis-Bextor displays cuts and bruises on her arms and head as she steps out for the first time since being rushed to hospital after ‘gory’ cycling accident

Sophie Ellis-Bextor displayed cuts and bruises to her arms and head as she was seen for the first time since being rushed to hospital following a ‘gory’ cycling accident last week.

The singer, 41, had a painful-looking gash on her forehead, a bandaged left elbow and facial bruising as she ran errands near her west London home on Sunday.

The Murder On The Dancefloor hitmaker appeared to be holding the back of her neck and looked as though she was in a little discomfort as she picked up groceries for her family. 

Injury: Sophie Ellis-Bextor displayed cuts and bruises to her arms and head as she was seen for the first time since being rushed to hospital following a ‘gory’ cycling accident last week

Sophie was wearing a casual outfit of denim dungarees, teamed with a striped Santa Cruz T-shirt and red and white trainers.

The mother-of-five’s outing comes after the star revealed her horrifying accident which saw her end up in A&E after falling off her bike while on an evening cycle.

The singer posted a harrowing picture on Wednesday showing her lying in a hospital bed with cuts on her arm and a bandage on her head.   

Sophie has since uploaded a picture of a bouquet of flowers alongside a lengthy caption explaining how she is doing after the accident. 

Horror: he mother-of-five's outing comes after the star revealed her horrifying accident which saw her end up in A&E after falling off her bike while on an evening cycle

Horror: he mother-of-five’s outing comes after the star revealed her horrifying accident which saw her end up in A&E after falling off her bike while on an evening cycle

She wrote: ‘Hello all. Just to let you know I’m doing ok. I’ve been so well looked after at home and am currently laid up on a sofa surrounded by my three smallest boys. 

‘I’ve got some impressive bruises and a swollen and newly glued forehead which I’m completely fascinated by.   

‘If I hurt myself, I’m always satisfied by a spectacular healing process and my puffy face has not disappointed. 

‘I want to thank you for the lovely messages. Quite overwhelming really, and almost worth falling off my bike for. 

‘As it happens I’ve been feeling so incredibly lucky to have not broken anything and to be fortunate enough to have so much support Xxxx hope you’re doing ok on what would have usually been our date night for the last couple of months. 

‘Have a boogie for me. I’ll be dancing with you again in no time X.’