Mother of influencer Klaudiaglam says doctors fear she won't survive after Soho car crash horror

The mother of an influencer who has been left in a "critical" condition after a horror crash outside a nightclub said her daughter might not survive. Social media star Klaudiaglam - whose real name is Klaudia Zakrzewska - was injured along with two pedestrians after they were struck by a car in London's Soho in the early hours of Sunday morning. Former X Factor finalist turned influencer Gabrielle Carrington, known online as RIELLEUK, appeared in court this week and was charged attempted murder. Klaudia's mum Kinga has since shared an update on her daughter's condition, revealing the influencer is in a coma and "desperately fighting for her life". Posting on a GoFundMe page set up for the family, the mum said: "Klaudia is in critical condition, and due to the severity of her injuries, doctors do not believe she will survive. But I truly believe her fight is not over! Klaudia is strong, and I know she still has a chance. "Anyone who knew my gorgeous daughter knows how truly wonderful she is. She has touched so many people with her pure heart and kindness, and she deserves every chance to keep fighting. "I never imagined I would be in a position to ask for help like this. Our family has always worked hard to stand on our own, and starting this fundraiser has been one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make. But I am doing this because I am desperate to give my daughter every possible chance to survive." The mum added that the family would "continue exploring every possible treatment" and care to "keep Klaudia alive and as comfortable as possible". Carrington, 29, was remanded in custody, on Tuesday, as she faces a number of charges, including attempted murder, GBH with intent, ABH, dangerous driving and drink driving. The court heard Carrington's Mercedes was allegedly involved in a collision with three pedestrians outside the Inca show restaurant and bar on Argyll Street, at around 4:30am on Sunday. Prosecutor Rizwan Amin told Westminster Magistrates' Court: "In the early hours of Sunday morning, the ambulance service and police were called to Argyll Street to reports of a female run over." According to court documents, Carrington, from Manchester , was above the drink drive limit, namely 61 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 milligrammes, at the time of her arrest. Met Police Detective Chief Inspector Alison Foxwell, of Specialist Crime South, previously said: "As our enquiries continue, our thoughts are with those injured and their loved ones. While this incident took place in the early hours of the morning, venues in the area were still open, and we believe a number of people will have seen what happened. "I would urge anyone who witnessed the collision, or any activity prior to it that they feel may be of relevance, to come forward. The information you have - however minor you believe it may be - could be of crucial importance to investigators."