Hollywood diva Zsa Zsa Gabor was said to be in critical condition Friday after undergoing hip replacement surgery earlier in the week, celebrity website tmz.com reported.
Gabor's publicist said that her eyes were open, but she wasn't talking, and doctors were concerned that she may have suffered a stroke, dpa reported.
Gabor was recovering Monday from a hip operation that went "beautifully," her husband Frederic Prinz von Anhalt told the German Press Agency dpa.
Doctors were forced to schedule hip replacement surgery for the celebrity legend after she fell from her bed in Los Angeles.
The 93-year-old broke her hip when she fell trying to answer the telephone, von Anhalt, 67, said.
Gabor is best remembered for 1950s classics such as Lili and Touch of Evil, and for her several high-profile husbands, including hotel magnate Conrad Hilton and Oscar-winning actor George Sanders.
The actress has been partially paralysed since a 2002 car accident.