Footballer James McClean's daughter had to be taken to hospital with what appeared to be a nasty cut to her head.
The Derry man's wife, Erin, took to social media to share the news on Monday.
She shared a photograph of a happy, smiling Mia Rose in an adorable pink tutu with the caption: "Well, our Sunday went from this... chilled, full of smiles to this..." as she shared another photograph of the little girl in hospital with blood on her face and clothes.
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The former Derry City winger, who now plays for the club owned by Hollywood pair Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhinney at Wrexham FC, and his wife Erin have four children - Allie May, James Jr, Willow Ivy and Mia Rose. They welcomed their youngest in February 2023.
In the instagram story shared by Erin, the loving mum said: "My poor wain."
Thankfully, she shared another photograph of little Mia Rose looking cosy on a sofa at home with the caption: "But she's ok. Jesus Christ the ordeal. She's actually 100% now though."
Last year, the Republic of Ireland star McClean revealed that he had been diagnosed with autism.
Speaking at the time, he said: "I see so many small traits in her that I see in myself. So I decided to go and get an ASD assessment.
"It's been a bit of a journey and now having a diagnosis I feel it's time to share it, for the week that's in it."
He also revealed his reasons for making his diagnosis public, referring to World Autism Acceptance Week writing: "I have debated for a while going public in sharing this as I've done this for Willow-Ivy, to let her know that I understand and that being autistic won't and should never hold her back from reaching her goals and dreams."
