Gene Simmons, the legendary KISS rocker, was hospitalized on October 7 after a car crash in Malibu, California. Reports say the 76-year-old musician passed out behind the wheel, causing his SUV to veer across several lanes and hit a parked car along the Pacific Coast Highway. Authorities confirmed the incident, and Simmons was taken to the hospital for evaluation. His wife, Shannon Tweed, revealed that his medications had recently been adjusted, and he now needs to drink more water, though he’s not a fan of that advice. Fortunately, Simmons was unharmed and is recovering at home.
Despite the scary situation, Simmons reassured fans on social media, thanking them for their support and saying, “I’m completely fine.” He called the accident a “slight fender bender” and joked about being a bad driver. The rock icon is preparing to reunite with his KISS bandmates for upcoming performances in Las Vegas, marking a return since their retirement announcement in 2023. Fans are relieved to see Simmons in good spirits and good health following this unexpected event.
Simmons’ crash and quick recovery highlight the challenges of managing health while keeping an active lifestyle in the public eye. His candid attitude and openness about the incident have earned him praise and sympathy from fans worldwide. As he heals at home, the music legend continues to demonstrate his resilience and dedication to his craft.
