Comedian broke his back during the recording of “On tour with Dag Otto» Kevin Vågenes … – kjendis.no

(Dagbladet): Comedian Kevin Vågenes (29) broke his back during the recording of “On tour with Dag Otto» Sunday, writes TV 2.

The accident occurred when Bergenser attended a competition in a ski resort Tromso. Comedian fell when he came all too close to a tree, which resulted in him being taken to hospital with a broken back.

– Got a little too eager

TV 2 writes that security was as it should be in a ski resort, and that Vågenes used helmet.

– Seefood TV used parts of the ground, and the area was closed off for others. Kevin was a little too eager, competitive nature his is huge and it all resulted in a dull accident where he came into close contact with a tree, says Treat Grethe Berge, press officer at TV2, Dagbladet.

– I just talked to him and he is in good spirits. He has a compression fracture of the back, which fortunately did not give paralysis.

Have been lucky

At Vågenes not depper over breakup confirms comedian even to Dagbladet.

– I am in good spirits, and the doctor said that I should be completely fine again, says 29-year-old from the hospital bed.

On his Instagram account writes Vågenes that he has “been very lucky and have got a fracture that does not give permanent damage or paralysis.”

– Thanks to everyone in Seefood TV megagod support today, writes comedian, adding a digital heart.

Treat Grethe Berge in TV2 says it has not been decided whether the sequence where Vågenes fall is going to be shown on television.

– This is an editorial review that must be done during the cutting of this episode. “On tour with Dag Otto” is the recording of the time and be sent at a later date. So the assessment will be made at a later stage when we are in the rock.

– A discovery

Vågenes known from television shows like “collective” and “Twixt and rock.” Last year he won the Comedy Award for “Year breakthrough” for the latter.

Our reviewer rolled a quad for “Twixt and rock” and described Vågenes as “a discovery.”

Dagbladet has been in contact with Dag Otto Lauritzen, referring to TV2 for comment.