Kevin Hart hospitalized after suffering "major back injuries" in car crash
By Danielle Garrand
/ CBS News
Comedian Kevin Hart suffered a "major back injury" in a car accident early Sunday morning in California, the state's Highway Patrol confirmed, reports CBS Los Angeles. A man identified as Jared Black was driving both the "Night School" star and passenger Rebecca Broxterman in the star's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda in Calabasas, California, when the accident occurred.
Black was turning from a road in the city when he lost control of the vehicle — sending it off the street and tumbling down an embankment, reports CBS LA.
Black and Broxterman were trapped in the car, but Hart was able leave the scene of the crash and get medical attention at his nearby home.
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Both Hart and the driver suffered major back injuries, the California Highway Patrol said. They are being treated at local hospitals.
The driver was not under the influence of alcohol at the time of the early morning collision, CBS LA reports.
CBS LA reporter Greg Mills tweeted a video of the street where he said Hart's car was involved in the accident. The video shows skid marks on the road. Mills said Broxterman was "ok" after the crash.
Skid marks on Mulholland where Kevin Hart’s car went thru fence/down ravine. He & driver injured/hospitalized. Other passenger ok. @CBSLA LIVE @5. pic.twitter.com/lZUEYYXqvR
— Greg Mills (@GregMillsTVNews) September 1, 2019
Hart has not commented on the accident on social media. His last post on Instagram was an image of him jumping into a pool with the caption,"Being home makes me happy….enjoy your weekend people!!!! #LiveLoveLaugh"
A representative for the comedian has not responded to a request for comment.
Stars have taken to social media to wish Hart a speedy recovery. Actor Terry Crews tweeted "Get well soon, brother" on Sunday afternoon. Comedian Jeff Ross also tweeted, "We need @KevinHart4real to be okay."
Get well soon, brother 🙏🏾❤️
Kevin Hart Hospitalized After Serious Car Accident | Hollywood Reporter https://t.co/aLtKyjQQUi
— terry crews (@terrycrews) September 1, 2019
First published on September 1, 2019 / 6:56 PM
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