Prinz von Anhalt made the startling admission during his eulogy at Gabir's funeral, at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills, reported Female First.
"I told her that we were going to get an x-ray. She woke up and said, 'What happened?' I told her nothing. She was in the hospital for about 14 days. The wound was healing so fast, faster than we expected, it was just perfect. They wanted to keep us another two weeks and I said, 'No, we're going home.' So I took her home."
Gabor who died earlier this month after suffering a heart attack.
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