Love Island Australia’s Tayla Damir opens up on shock health diagnosis as she reveals she is suffering from frostbite

Tayla Damir has revealed she received a very unexpected health diagnosis after visiting the doctors.

The Love Island Australia star, 27, took to Instagram on Saturday to explain that she had recently visited a doctor after blisters appeared on her hands.

Tayla, who lives in Melbourne, said she was shockingly told she had given herself a “mild case of frostbite” by pushing her daughter Samara’s stroller without gloves.

She shared the surprising news, writing, “Lol I’m ashamed of myself. I woke up a few days ago with blisters on my hands, so I made an appointment to see my doctor.

“It turns out I gave myself a mild case of frostbite. During my early morning walks I keep my hands on the stroller without any protection, causing them to freeze.

“I’ll have to wear gloves for a few weeks until things calm down hahaha.”

Frostbite is an injury caused by the freezing of the skin and underlying tissue, with the early stages being called frostbite.

Tayla shares her daughter Samara, nine months, with her AFL star husband Nathan Broad, who she tied the knot with in October 2022.

Tayla and her family currently live in Melbourne, but plan to move back to her native Western Australia.

She confirmed in October that they will be building a new home in Perth for their family and gave more insight into the big decision during a recent Q&A.

Tayla, 27, explained on Instagram on Saturday that pushing her daughter Samara’s stroller caused blisters to appear on her hands, prompting her to go to the doctors

Tayla, who lives in Melbourne, said she was shockingly told she had given herself a ‘mild case of frostbite’ by pushing the stroller without gloves

A fan asked her: “Will you ever go back to WA?” to which Tayla simply replied: ‘Yes’, alongside a photo of a lavish building overlooking the Perth cityscape.

Of her building plans, another fan asked: ‘Why are you building a house in WA when Nathan plays for Richmond?’

Tayla simply replied: “He won’t be playing footy forever,” as she hinted at their future plans.

Late last year, Tayla announced that she and Nathan had started work on a new home in Perth for their growing family.

Tayla and Nathan, who tied the knot in October 2022, welcomed their first child together – a daughter named Samara – in August and are building a home in Perth for their family

‘Sharing the process of our construction in Perth. Excited is an understatement,” she wrote alongside a recent photo of an interior.

The couple welcomed their daughter Samara in August and Tayla returned to work five months later and began dealing with the challenges of being a working mother.

‘A lot of friends come, of course it’s a bit difficult without family [being in Melbourne]but we have a really good support network here to help,” she said Nine entertainment at the Australian Open.

“Just to keep it real. 10/10 would not recommend having a baby and trying to work without help from family,” she added in an Instagram post at the time.