Overview
- Millls said on Instagram she was "lucky" that only her prosthetic ski brace broke on the final run in Hinterglemm during a work trip for her No Bloat brand.
- A spokesperson said the brace came away when screws released at speed on an empty slope, causing a crash without bone fractures.
- She is using crutches for about five days while swelling subsides before heading to a prosthetics clinic to fix the brace.
- She completed a planned photoshoot the next day on one leg and shared a photo smiling in an orange ski suit beside a friend.
- The former British Disabled Ski Team racer holds a Guinness‑recognized fastest disabled female skier mark from a 102.5 mph run recorded in 2015.