YUNGBLUD took the phrase “break a leg” a little too seriously before a recent show. The rocker posted this photo online on Sunday evening and now I’ve learned the hefty cast and crutches are very necessary, after he fractured his leg – and then performed on it before getting treated. Yungblud has posted this photo showing off his hefty cast and crutches after fracturing his leg Credit: yungblud/Instagram Despite the accident, the singer still managed to perform a ten-song set before getting treated Credit: yungblud/Instagram I’m told the star was involved in a motorcycle accident at the Sturgis Bike Rally in Michigan earlier this month yet somehow still managed to play his ten-song set a short while later. It was only afterwards that he finally went to hospital and discovered the full extent of his injury. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Hat’s off to him, because I don’t think many artists would be able to continue like that when in complete agony. And it’s not stopping his summer of shows either, as Yung is due back on stage in Portugal this evening before headlining Belgium’s Pukkelpop festival on Friday. It was only after his performance that he finally went to hospital and discovered the full extent of his injury Credit: Getty Despite the horror injury, the star has vowed to keep gigging Credit: Getty Yungblud, whose real name is Dom Harrison, wrote on Instagram: “Leg f***ed, still giggin’. “Still standin’ (sort of). “Portugal and Belgium – I’m comin’ and it’s gonna be f***ing mad.” It won’t be long before he can put his feet up and recover, but I selfishly hope he does so while working on some new music. Most read in Showbiz The star recently stepped away from a gig in order to focus on his mental health. He pulled out of the festival appearance – days after breaking down and crying live onstage. Comment now
Yungblud played show in complete agony after serious injury in horror bike smash left him ‘f****d’
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