The actor was spending Christmas in Scotland with his girlfriend Laura Anderson
Hollyoaks star Gary Lucy has taken to social media to thank Glasgow Royal Infirmary for taking care of him following a car crash on Boxing Day.
Gary was rushed to hospital after crashing his vehicle on Monday. The couple shared news of the incident online after the 41-year-old was discharged with a knee brace and crutches, reports the Daily Record.Laura shared a collage of their day to fans - including loved up Christmas snaps, as well as the father of four lying in a hospital bed with a swollen knee.
He added: "And to one special nurse in particular... @lauraanderson1x," alongside three red heart emojis.He wrote: "Someone was looking out for me today."
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