Ksubi’s Dan Single injured in Paris hotel fall

KSUBI co-founder Dan Single is recovering in hospital after falling from the third level of a Paris hotel. He was overseas to watch his model wife Bambi ­Northwood-Blyth walk for Paris Fashion Week.

KSUBI co-founder Dan Single was yesterday recovering in hospital after falling from the third level of a Paris hotel.

The 36-year-old ­father-of-one, who was overseas to watch his model wife Bambi ­Northwood-Blyth walk for Paris Fashion Week, is understood to have fallen out of a window on the third level of a hotel, believed to be the Grand Amour, shattering bones in his legs.

Bambi Northwood-Blyth seen getting into a car outside the Hotel Grand Amour. Picture: Ellen Whinnett

It is understood he has already been operated on, has undergone an MRI and was put into an induced coma in a nearby hospital.

When The Sunday Telegraph spoke to a number of Single’s friends yesterday, many were reluctant to divulge details surrounding his condition, however they did confirm “an incident took place”.

Bambi Northwood-Blyth with her husband Dan Single.

The Grand Hotel Amour in Paris, where Single fell.

“There is no brain injury and no back injury but he fell three storeys,” a source said.

“His legs are a complete mess; he won’t be walking for a very long time. He is not in a good way. It’s expected both he and Bambi will have to stay over there for quite a while ­because he’s not able to fly.”

A spokesman for the Hotel Grand Amour confirmed there had been an incident but would not comment further.

One of Bambi’s recent social media posts.

On Friday Northwood- Blyth posted an image of herself out the front of the Hotel Grand Amour alongside the caption: “Back to the best place in the world. Rue Paradise.”

Northwood-Blyth left the hotel just before 10am with a male and two female friends in a dark car. She said she did not want to comment but confirmed she was “OK, thanks”.

The Hotel Grand Amour is in a hip part of Paris’s 10th arrondissement and is popular with fashion and music types. It occupies a graceful six-floor Parisian terrace.