Jensen Ackles reveals Jared Padalecki is ‘lucky to be alive’ after car accident

Jared Padalecki is “lucky to be alive” after being associated in a motor vehicle accident, Jensen Ackles told fans at a “Supernatural” convention around the weekend.

Padalecki, 39, was scheduled to show up at Development Entertainment’s “Supernatural” Formal Conventions in East Brunswick, New Jersey, from April 22-24. In video shared on the net by an attendee on Sunday, Ackles, 44, shared that his former on-display screen brother was associated in a “very negative accident.”

“I miss my buddy. He sends his really like. I spoke with him yesterday. He’s sad he can’t be right here,” Ackles informed fans. “I don’t know if you guys know what’s going on.”

The actor noted that Padalecki was Ok with him sharing information of his incident, ahead of heading into detail.

“He was in a really negative vehicle incident. He wasn’t driving, he was in the passenger seat, and he’s blessed to be alive,” Ackles explained. “And not only that, but he’s dwelling recovering, which the reality that he’s not in a healthcare facility proper now is, like, blowing my mind due to the fact I noticed the motor vehicle.”

He went on to share that there had been no fatalities, but that “the airbag packs a punch.” Ackles recalled Padalecki telling him that he felt like he went “12 rounds with (Mike) Tyson.”

And even though he’s executing Okay and “moving about,” Ackles claimed, “Keep him in your feelings, deliver him some like if you get the likelihood on social and he’ll be back again with us soon.”

The working day right before his appearances, the “Walker” star tweeted that he was not likely to be able to go to the weekend festivities.

“Hey #SpnFamily! Sorry to pass up y’all in NYC this weekend. Thank you and the #WalkerFamily for all the adore and assist. Simply cannot wait around to see y’all all over again,” Padalecki tweeted, devoid of sharing an rationalization.

Padalecki and Ackles portrayed brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, respectively, on The CW sequence. It ran for 15 seasons, from 2005 to 2020.

The upcoming “Supernatual” conference is scheduled to get put June 3-5 in Rosemont, Illinois.