Mötley Crüe have given a major update on the health of frontman Vince Neil’s girlfriend, who escaped death after a tragic jet collision which killed a pilot. Knewz.com can reveal a since-deleted post ...

Knewz.com can reveal a since-deleted post on the band’s social media account announced Rain Andreani had been released from the hospital on Wednesday. The update, shown below, also noted that a ...

In a since-deleted post by Mötley Crüe, Rain Andreani, also known as Rain Hannah, suffered non-life-threatening injuries in Monday’s crash. TMZ is reporting she suffered broken bones.

It has been a difficult few weeks for Neil, as his girlfriend, Rain Andreani, was injured in a plane crash on February 10. Neil was not on board when his private plane collided with another ...

Rain Andreani suffered five broken ribs in the collision with another plane that occurred at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona on February 10. Scottsdale Fire Department confirmed that one person died ...

The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report on the fatal Scottsdale plane collision on Feb. 27, ...

Two planes have crashed at an airport in Arizona killing at least two people, police have confirmed. Massive plumes of smoke were seen billowing from the crash site this morning as emergency ...

Neil was not on the plane at the time of the crash, but his girlfriend Rain Andreani and her friend suffered injuries, though not thought to be life-threatening. They were both taken to hospital ...

He flew trips to retrieve parts for companies like FedEx and also flew transplant patients who were awaiting life-saving surgeries. Rain Hannah Andreani, 43, is the only person on board the planes who ...

Two people have died after plane crashed into a woodland in Georgia just minutes after takeoff. The light aircraft took off from Georgia's Covington Municipal Airport on Saturday night - and was ...

These included Vince's girlfriend Rain Andreani and her friend. Rain, 43, suffered five broken ribs. Her friend, Ashley, is thought to have sustained severe injuries before being rushed to hospital.