Sharon Stone shows off mystery black eye during ‘tough’ holiday

Sharon Stone has shared a photo sporting a black eye during her holiday to Turkey, cryptically describing the trip as “tough”.

Sharon Stone is on the mend after getting a black eye while on holiday in Turkey.

The Basic Instinct actress took to Instagram today to show off a massive shiner while posing in front of an elevator.

“This trip has been tough; but I’m tougher,” she captioned the post.

Despite making light of the incident, the 66-year-old actress kept the details of how she got the black eye under wraps. Her rep did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment either.

Sharon Stone has shared a photo of her black eye.

Following her post, several fans took to the Casino star’s Instagram comments to send her well wishes.

“Dear lord!!! I hate to see the other guy. Hope you are OK,” wrote one user.

“Hope you can recover soon,” added another.

“OMG I hope you’re OK,” commented a third fan.

For the last couple of weeks, Stone has been enjoying her time in Europe after travelling to Cannes, Rome and France.

Stone attended a charity gala in Cannes on July 22. Picture: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images

On Wednesday, she also gave an inside look at the hotel she has been staying at in Turkey via Instagram.

“If anyone is considering Turkey for a vaca – this is the backyard of my hotel room,” she captioned the post, showing a rectangular pool, beach loungers and outside patio furniture.

Stone shared a photo of her luxury accommodation in Turkey.

Stone has been enjoying a holiday in Europe. Picture: Arnold Turner/Getty

Before her trip to Turkey, Stone posted photos of herself walking the streets of Rome with her 19-year-old son, Laird, who recently graduated high school and will soon start premed school.

While in Italy, the mum-of-three attended the Taormina Film Festival in Italy, where she accepted the Golden Cariddi for Lifetime Achievement.

Stone stunned in a one-shoulder Antonio Marras drape dress. The floor-length gown was black, white and grey, which featured feathers around the neckline and down one arm.

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