Ashley Judd, 53, was in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for a conservation mission when her accidental fall happened in February 2021. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) ...

In a new interview with The New York Times, Ashley Judd opens up about shattering her leg while adventuring in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Jordan Rose February 13, 2021 Image via Getty ...

Ashley Judd being carried out of the Congo rainforest in February 2021 after tripping over a fallen tree, in the dark, and breaking her leg in four places. She had a 55-hour journey to the hospital.

Actress, author and humanitarian Ashley Judd is recuperating at a South African trauma unit after almost losing a leg in a “catastrophic” fall in a Congo rainforest. In an Instagram Live chat ...

Ashley Judd spoke recently about her "catastrophic" accident in the Congo rainforest last year. The actor said when she arrived at the hospital in South Africa, her leg "didn't have a pulse." ...

Ashley Judd is walking again after shattering her leg in an accident in the Congo nearly six months ago. The actress and activist went hiking through the Swiss National Park in eastern Switzerland ...

American actress Ashley Judd opened up about how she had a traumatic experience while trekking through the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While appearing on an episode of the S*x ...

Ashley Judd posted a video of herself walking on Instagram. This comes months after she shattered her leg in four places. "We expected my foot - if ever - to *begin* to move in one year," she wrote.

Ashley Judd is recovering from a “catastrophic” fall — which nearly cost her a leg — she suffered while in doing conservation work in a Congo rainforest. Judd, 52, described “an ...

Ashley Judd claims she nearly died after breaking her leg in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The "Double Jeopardy" star was visiting the African nation when she had an accident.

Ashley Judd makes first public appearance since shattering leg in Congo By Eileen Reslen Published Sep. 1, 2021, 11:32 a.m. ET ...