‘America's Got Talent: Extreme' contestant injured in stunt gone wrong

being crushed by two cars and hitting his head during a daredevil stunt.Posting to Instagram from hospital, Jonathan thanked fans and friends for their support, and particularly pointed out ‘my fiancé and the best thing to ever happen to me, Amanda’.Jonathan wrote: ‘You can’t say you don’t get out what you put in. Ive tried my hardest over the years to be kind, thoughtful, honest supportive and good.

Professional daredevil Jonathan Goodwin has finally broken his silence after breakingmultiple bones in both his legs, and suffered cuts and burns on his face when he plummeted 40 feet while performing a risky stunt featuring exploding cars during a rehearsal forAmerica's Got Talent: Extreme.The 41-year-old Welsh escapologist updated fans by posting a silly selfie while laying out in a hospital bed on Tuesday morning.Burns could be seen all over his face as his right hand was completely bandaged in the funny snap which was accompanied by a lengthy caption which read: 'You can't say you don't get out what you put in.'Ive tried my hardest over the years to be kind, thoughtful, honest supportive and good.

He fell 40ft after being struck by two exploding cars simultaneously during a rehearsal for America's Got Talent: Extreme.But that somehow was only the second most significant fall in professional daredevil Jonathan Goodwin's life.The 41-year-old Welsh escapologist recently confirmed his engagement to Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington after weeks of sparking engagement rumors.He revealed the happy news with the star - who shares two children with Sherlock co-star and ex Martin Freeman - in an Instagram post on Wednesday as he updated fans on his condition.

Professional daredevil Jonathan Goodwin has finally broken his silence after breakingmultiple bones in both his legs, and suffered cuts and burns on his face when he plummeted 40 feet while performing a risky stunt featuring exploding cars during a rehearsal forAmerica's Got Talent: Extreme.The 41-year-old Welsh escapologist updated fans by posting a silly selfie while laying out in a hospital bed on Tuesday morning.Burns could be seen all over his face as his right hand was completely bandaged in the funny snap which was accompanied by a lengthy caption which read: 'You can't say you don't get out what you put in.'Ive tried my hardest over the years to be kind, thoughtful, honest supportive and good.

Jonathan Goodwin is speaking out following his explosive accident during rehearsals of America’s Got Talent: Extreme last week.

Jonathan Goodwin is facing one of his toughest obstacles yet: the road to recovery.

Escape artist Jonathan Goodwin spoke out for the first time since a stunt on the set of America’s Got Talent: Extreme sent him to the hospital.

very serious injury. The stuntman and escape artist shared a selfie from his hospital bed, showing off some severe burns and cuts on his face. Saying his life «took a complete left turn» a few days ago, Goodwin added, «I have been to the very brink and dodged the worst that a human being can, without fear… because I was protected by love.

Professional daredevil Jonathan Goodwin has finally broken his silence after breakingmultiple bones in both his legs, and suffered cuts and burns on his face when he plummeted 40 feet while performing a risky stunt featuring exploding cars during a rehearsal forAmerica's Got Talent: Extreme.The 41-year-old Welsh escapologist updated fans by posting a silly selfie while laying out in a hospital bed on Tuesday morning.Burns could be seen all over his face as his right hand was completely bandaged in the funny snap which was accompanied by a lengthy caption which read: 'You can't say you don't get out what you put in.'Ive tried my hardest over the years to be kind, thoughtful, honest supportive and good.

Jonathan Goodwin is battling death with the forces of love.

Unfortunately, “extreme” is the right word for these injuries…

horrifying video of the accident shows.“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, a spokesperson for the NBC series told TODAY on Sunday.

America's Got Talent: Extreme has paused production indefinitely following a terrifying on set accident.Stuntman Jonathan Goodwin was feared to have been killed when the stunt rehearsal went horribly wrong last Thursday night.On Sunday, a spokesperson for AGT: Extreme said production on the show would be 'temporarily' halted, according to Deadline.com.

was hospitalized on Thursday after suffering injuries while rehearsing a stunt.An production spokesperson told ET on Sunday, «Our thoughts and prayers remain with Jonathan Goodwin and his family as he continues to recover from his accident.»«In order to focus on the wellbeing of our crew, we will be temporarily pausing production on and will resume the last few days of filming at a later date,» the spokesperson shared.

NBC has revealed that the set of AGT: Extreme has shut down following Jonathan Goodwin‘s accident.

Production on “America’s Got Talent” has been temporarily paused after a performer was injured during rehearsals for the show on Thursday, Oct. 14.

“America’s Got Talent: Extreme” contestant is crushed between two cars during rehearsal.Jonathan Goodwin, 41, was supposed narrowly slip between two cars suspended 70 feet in the air as they swing toward him and drop onto a mattress below.But a stomach-turning, 10-second clip obtained by TMZ shows the timing was off in the daredevil feat — resulting in Goodwin getting sandwiched by the cars as they explode.Goodwin, who was filming the stunt for the heart-racing spinoff of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” then fell to the ground after being struck by the cars, hitting his head — which the clip does not show, TMZ said.He was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition and underwent surgery.His current condition is not known.The harrowing scene

Britain's Got Talent star Jonathan Goodwin has been involved in a terrifying stunt mishap as reports claim he nearly died when "two cars crushed him". The daredevil stuntman, who appeared on the ITV competition in 2020 and left the judges in shock from his increasingly scary performances, became sandwiched between two vehicles that exploded into fire.

Ellise Shafer administrator“America’s Got Talent: Extreme” has paused production after an on-set accident, Variety has confirmed.The accident occurred during a show rehearsal Thursday night and involved escape artist Jonathan Goodwin. According to TMZ, Goodwin was performing a stunt involving escaping from a straitjacket while suspended mid-air between two cars.

Get well soon. Jonathan Goodwin, a contestant on the upcoming series America’s Got Talent: Extreme, sustained serious injuries while performing a dangerous stunt.

A stuntman on America’s Got Talent: Extreme, the spinoff of the long-running NBC series, suffered a terrifying accident that has led to a pause in production.