DJ Khaled says he's in 'so much pain' and is seeking medical treatment after 'belly-flopping in the water' in a surfing accident
- DJ Khaled was involved in a surfing accident last weekend.
- He's been seeking medical treatment because he's been in "so much pain."
DJ Khaled is seeking medical treatment after a surfing accident last weekend.
The music producer revealed in an Instagram post on Sunday that he injured himself while surfing on Saturday.
"So I'm getting a massage right now because I hurt myself yesterday surfing," he said. "I actually have the footage of me falling, flying in the sky, hitting the board on my rib, and belly-flopping in the water."
"I'm in so much pain," he added.
Khaled posted the footage of the accident later the same day.
On Monday, Khaled then posted a video of him visiting a doctor for an X-ray.
"I'm just hoping it's just a bruised muscle or just a bruise," he said. "I just want to make sure the bone ain't broken because I've been up 48 hours and I haven't slept."
On Tuesday, he provided an update on his injury while playing a round of golf.
"The doctor said I got a big, real bad bruise," he explained. "They said on the bone they've seen a little line on one of the bones. They're not sure if it's a fracture, so I'm gonna double-check."
That double check came in the form of a CAT scan on Wednesday, of which Khaled of course shared footage.
The video ended with a clip of him on the golf course.
This isn't Khaled's first water-based accident. In fact, it's his third.
In December 2017, the 47-year-old star was injured after his jet ski became trapped in some tree branches while en route to visit Diddy.
Khaled videoed himself during the ordeal, revealing that he cut his leg while trying to get away.
"The key is don't panic. This ain't no joke," he said. "I ain't panicking. I just gotta figure it out. In life, there is roadblocks. I am stuck in a tree in the ocean."
Most famously, in 2015, Khaled got lost at sea on his jet ski off the coast of Miami while returning home from Rick Ross' house.
Lost in the dark, he told his Snapchat viewers: "It's not easy to make it. The key is to win."