Actress and stuntwoman Carrie Bernans was critically injured throughout an alleged hit and run in New York City at 1:30 AM Monday.
Bernans, whose work contains 2023’s The Color Purple in addition to Marvel’s Black Panther and Avengers Infinity War/End Game, was damage together with eight others. Per her publicist, she was struck by a driver who crashed into an out of doors eating shed at Chirp, a Peruvian restaurant in midtown Manhattan. That driver then backed up and rammed into one other automobile earlier than officers swarmed.
Bernans lately gave beginning to a son, and fortunately the new child toddler wasn’t along with her, however fairly in a resort along with her household. Bernans is in a steady situation and is at the moment having surgical procedure. Her mother posted particulars on the traumatic incident on Instagram, and Bernans is in tough form.
“She’s still in so much pain and can’t answer calls at this time…She’s in so much pain but healing. She was involved in a traumatic incident in NYC where a man, early 40s was trying to escape a hit and run and ran into multiple cars before hitting a food stand that her friend & her were walking near. It ended up knocking her unconscious and pended her under the stand. She was under it unaware of what was happening,” wrote Patricia Lee on IG.
“She has a few broken bones, fractures, & chipped teeth but thanking God that she’s alive. Nine people were injured in his attempted escape from the hit & run, including 3 police officers. Police caught him shortly after and arrested him. Amidst the chaos of the New Year’s incident, she’s holding onto an immense sense of gratitude for life itself.
“This setback hasn’t deterred her belief that something remarkable is still being crafted by God. Despite the injuries sustained in the collision caused by a hit-and-run in NYC, she’s filled with hope and faith in the unfolding of a beautiful new chapter. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers as she navigate this path toward recovery and new beginnings” Lee thanked “all the first responders, police, strangers, my friend Katherine, family & friends who’s helped her.”