Duncan Bannatyne, 74, uses a walking stick while sporting a knee brace as he departs St Barts with wife Nigora, 43, following lavish getaway

Duncan Bannatyne and wife Nigora were spotted boarding a plane to depart St Barts on Wednesday after spending the festive season on the island. The Dragons' Den star, 74, was seen using a walking aid and wore a large black knee brace as he headed towards the plane - it is unknown how Duncan injured his leg. Duncan Bannatyne and wife Nigora are spotted boarding a plane to depart St Barts on Wednesday after spending the festive season on the island The Dragons' Den star, 74, was seen using a walking aid and wore a large black knee brace as he headed towards the plane The former translator, 43, looked stylish in a long black shirt which she cinched in at the waist with a belt. He cut a casual figure in a pair of comfy white jersey shorts which he teamed with a white T-shirt Duncan added a pop of colour to the look with a pair of blue slip on shoes and tied a white sweatshirt around his shoulders The businessman walked alongside Nigora who pushed a large black suitcase and backpack The former translator, 43, looked stylish in a long black shirt which she cinched in at the waist with a belt Nigora teamed the number with a pair of Louis Vuitton cropped trousers and kept comfortable in a pair of white sandals 'Ready for an endoscopy in one of the best hospitals in Portugal with the best medical care,' Nigora wrote. She styled her long dark tresses in a neat bun and accessorised by layering a number of silver necklaces The couple were seen boarding their plane together following their lavish trip Later, Duncan was seen pushing the black suit while standing with the other passengers Duncan rocked a pair of reading glasses as he headed to the plane It is unknown how Duncan has injured his knee It comes after Nigora put her phenomenal figure on display as she posed up a storm in a pink bikini during her festive getaway She posed alongside Duncan for a sweet selfie, with the pair cuddling up and beaming for the camera.