Myles Stephenson had to get blood drained from his lungs after he ruptured his spleen in a nightmare snowboarding accident earlier this week.
The Rak-Su singer and I'm A Celebrity star is recovering in the Intensive Care Unit after a collision while boarding in the ski resort of El Pas de la Casa in Andorra.
The 28-year-old's mum took to his Instagram story today to update his fans on his recovery, saying he had "a bit of a set back today".
His mum Vicky revealed that Myles is suffering from concussion, broken ribs and a ruptured spleen.
She wrote: "Myles has a bit of a set back today. He has a heamothorax and needed a chest drain."
She added: "He is still thinking of you all and still getting grumpy with his mummy."
Earlier this week, Myles reassured fans he's on the mend after cracking a joke from his hospital bed.
"Hey - what up people? I look a bit worse for wear, don't I?" he told fans in his Instagram story.
"Thank you for all your messages. Basically I broke a few ribs, I ruptured my spleen and have some internal bleeding.
"That has stopped now, so I'm just chilling here on ICU - It's like a five-star ICU, it's amazing."
He added: "My mum and the rest of my family are getting me through this.
"I'm counting my blessings day in, day out. Always tell your loved ones you love them. Peace."
Myles explained in a text post what had happened, quipping that this has taught him,"Mum is always right".
"A few days ago I had a bad boarding accident. I have concussion, 2 broken rubs and a punctured spleen which resulted in internal bleeding," he revealed.
"I have seen progression in good health and thank god I am doing okay! Thank you to the nurses, doctors and especially my family for treating me like a prince!"
He went on: "Lessons learned from this accident is MUM IS ALWAYS RIGHT AND NEVER TRY FIGHT THAT! Lol. That my brothers love me. Step dads still a t**t. And the rest of my family thought they could to some covert Rambo mission to get out here!"
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