Kevin Hart (Photo Credit: Splash News)
Just one month after being nearly killed in a classic car that wasn’t equipped with sufficient shoulder harnesses, comedian Kevin Hart is seen getting into an even older vintage vehicle with the same issue.
Hart obviously loves living on the wild side. Just four weeks ago, Hart’s back was broken in three places after his 1970 Plymouth Barracuda muscle car careened down an embankment in Malibu, California. He and the driver, Jared Black, sustained similar injuries that required Black to be airlifted across the Los Angeles metroplex.
TMZ caught up with Hart as he and a friend were carrying bags of food to his 1969 Camaro muscle car in nearby Calabasas, California, another prosperous Los Angeles suburb.
“I’m doing good, man,” Hart told the paparazzi. “I’m feeling great. I’m blessed to be alive, brother.”
The Jumanji and Central Intelligence star seemed to be walking without any problems, but he indicated that he’s not 100 percent after his surgery and month-long rehabilitation program. Comedy concerts are out of the question for the time being.
“It’s a process, gonna take some time,” Hart said. “Right now, [I’m] relaxing, enjoying the family and recovering. That’s all that matters right now.”
The photographer then videotaped Hart getting into the flashy muscle car that did not appear to have shoulder restraints, a common issue for classic cars.
