America’s Got Talent: Extreme contestant Jonathan Goodwin is FINALLY released from the hospital… four months a terrifying accident
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As fans get ready for the new NBC series America’s Got Talent: Extreme, debuting tonight, one of the competitors is finally being released from the hospital after four grueling months.
Jonathan Goodwin is a stunt performer who previously appeared on both America’s Got Talent and Britain’s Got Talent and performed an incredibly dangerous stunt for America’s Got Talent: Extreme back in October.
The stunt went horribly wrong and lead to him being hospitalized for four months, but the 42-year-old daredevil revealed today that he was finally released from the hospital today, and that it’s also his birthday.
Released: As fans get ready for the new NBC series America’s Got Talent: Extreme, debuting tonight, one of the competitors is finally being released from the hospital after four grueling months
Hospital: The stunt went horribly wrong and lead to him being hospitalized for four months, but the 42-year-old daredevil revealed today that he was finally released from the hospital today, and that it’s also his birthday
The stuntman shared a photo of him with his fiancee, Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington, as they celebrated his release from the hospital.
‘Four months later… finally out of hospital. My birthday today… can’t think of a better way to spend it than with my love,’ Goodwin said.
His post featured comments by Camilla Cleese, who wished him a ‘Happy Birthday!’ and Lena Headey, who posted three red heart emojis.
James and Amanda: The stuntman shared a photo of him with his fiancee, Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington, as they celebrated his release from the hospital
The accident happened in mid-October, with NBC ‘temporarily’ suspending production on the show.
The stunt was filmed at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where Goodwin was suspended 70 feet in the air.
He was supposed to free himself and fall into an inflatable airbag, before two cars slammed together on each side of him.
Suspended: The accident happened in mid-October, with NBC ‘temporarily’ suspending production on the show
Stunt: The stunt was filmed at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where Goodwin was suspended 70 feet in the air
Something went wrong and the cars both collided with Goodwin, with the cars both exploding on impact.
Goodwin fell to the ground but missed the airbag and landed on his head. He was airlifted to a local hospital
‘Our thoughts and prayers remain with Jonathan Goodwin and his family as he continues to recover from his accident on Thursday.
Wrong: Something went wrong and the cars both collided with Goodwin, with the cars both exploding on impact
‘In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production on America’s Got Talent: Extreme and will resume the last few days of filming at a later date.’
The spokesperson added: ‘The health and safety of our cast and crew continue to be our priority.’
The accident happened during a rehearsal for the show so it’s unclear if the accident will be addressed at all during the inaugural season of AGT: Extreme.
Pause production: ‘In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production on America’s Got Talent: Extreme and will resume the last few days of filming at a later date’
Rehearsal: The accident happened during a rehearsal for the show so it’s unclear if the accident will be addressed at all during the inaugural season of AGT: Extreme