In the accident, both Jeffree and his friend, Daniel Lucas, were severely injured and hospitalized immediately.
image source- Instagram | image by- Jeffree Star
YouTube celebrity Jeffree Star met with a severe car crash in Wyoming on Friday morning. He confirmed the news on Twitter and said that he is in extreme pain and has a fractured vertebra. In the accident, both Jeffree and his friend, Daniel Lucas, were severely injured and hospitalized immediately.
While sharing the news on Twitter, he wrote, “This morning was one of the scariest moments of our entire lives. I’m so grateful to be here still. I’m in excruciating pain because part of my back is broken, and I have vertebrae fractures on my spine. My doctor said it will take a few months but I should make a full recovery.”
Along with the message, the vlogger also posted a picture of himself along with Lucas. Jeffree had a neck brace in the photo.
It is reported that in the accident, Jeffree’s car flipped three times after it got hit by black ice. The horrifying accident has led to major injuries.
Jeffree Star wrote that he is in excruciating pain but will be able to recover in a few months. However, his friend, Daniel, is in a severe condition. He has major internal injuries and has also survived colon cancer three times in the past which has led to more complications with his organs. He is under observation, and doctors are monitoring his body 24/7. More information about Daniel’s health and Jeffree’s recovery will be out soon.
The star also thanked every person who has been checking on them.
Jeffree Star is one of the best make-up advisors with more than 16 million subscribers on YouTube. He is also the founder and sole owner of his make-up brand, Jeffree Star Cosmetics. Previously, Forbes shared that Jeffree has earned $18 million from his solo efforts on YouTube in 2018.
We wish a speedy recovery to both Jeffree Star and his best friend, Daniel Lucas.
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This post was published on April 18, 2021
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