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Love Island's Anna Vakili says ambulance rushed to house after dad collapsed on Boxing Day from Covid-19

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Reality star Anna Vakili has given fans an update on her family's health after all four of them were struck with the coronavirus.The 30 year old, who recently said she's having her breast implants removed after they went "numb", took to her Instagram stories to tell her 1.2million followers that it's been the "scariest time of her life".

Writing in white lettering over a black background, she explained that she and her sister Mandi are feeling much better, but her parents have not been feeling well.

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