Big Brother’s Hannah Campbell is spotted with her arm in a sling after dislocating her shoulder

Big Brother’s Hannah Campbell stepped out with a new accessory last Tuesday.

The 26-year-old reality star was spotted wearing a sling on her left arm while running errands in Perth. 

According to Hannah’s best friend Montana Waters, the Big Brother hopeful dislocated her shoulder during a football game.  

‘Hannah was being her usual bulldozer self on the field,’ she revealed in a post on social media. 

‘She went in for a strong tackle and landed on her shoulder. It popped straight out.’

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Hannah for comment.

The painful injury happened while Hannah was playing with her team, North Beach Football Club recently.

She ended up being rushed to hospital with concussion and to have her shoulder reduced, emerging with a black sling on her left arm.

Stepping out in Perth after her medical emergency, Hannah appeared in high spirits, despite the painful injury.

Dressed casually in a pair of black bike shorts and a white sweatshirt, Hannah rounded out her sporty ensemble with a pair of black running shoes.

Her shoulder-length brown hair was parted in the middle and slicked down into a low bun at the nape of her neck.

She appeared to have been wearing minimal makeup, showing off her flawless skin, and opting for rosy pink cheeks and soft pink lips.

As she walked down a street lined with houses, Hannah held her phone up to her ear with her one good arm and chatted.

She appeared engrossed in the conversation, smiling as she spoke and keeping her head down.

After hanging up the phone, Hannah walked into a nearby carpark, and made her way over to a white SUV.

She carried her phone in one hand and her car keys in another.

Opening her car boot, Hannah pulled out a water bottle and took a sip, before replacing it and pulling out a navy blue and white striped towel.

Hannah entered this year’s Big Brother house as an intruder, and immediately got fellow housemates Talia Rycroft and Sarah McDougal offside.   

‘I was completely blindsided. I’ve always said to myself, the way a person treats you isn’t a reflection on yourself it’s a reflection on them,’ she told The West Australian earlier this month.

But Hannah said their treatment of her ultimately ended up working to her advantage.

‘At the end of the day – thank you to Talia and Sarah. From there I became stronger – I have nothing against them. It made me a better player in the game,’ she added.