Kevin Hart Reflects on Life-Altering Bet That Led to His Wheelchair Accident

Kevin Hart's Regrettable Bet with Stevan Ridley

Kevin Hart, a comedian and actor, admitted to being "the stupidest man alive" after a bet with former NFL star Stevan Ridley resulted in him being temporarily wheelchair-bound.

Hart attempted to beat Ridley in a 40-yard dash but ended up injuring himself.

He expressed his frustration and regret in an Instagram video, calling himself dumb and acknowledging his mistake.

Kevin Hart's Humorous Take on His Current Situation

Kevin Hart recently shared a video on Instagram where he revealed that he is currently in a wheelchair.

He explained that he wanted to share his story so that people wouldn't worry if they saw him out and about.

Hart humorously mentioned that turning 40 is a real experience and advised others who are 40 and above to be cautious.

He admitted that his current situation was a result of trying to do some "young man stuff" and was subsequently told to sit down.

The Friendly Debate Between Kevin Hart and Stevan Ridley

Comedian Kevin Hart posted on social media about a friendly debate he had with former NFL running back Stevan Ridley.

The debate centered around who is faster between the two of them.

Hart jokingly mentioned that he had to post something before Ridley did and claimed that he is pretty fast.

He also praised Ridley as a good guy who played for the New England Patriots.

The Serious Outcome of the Bet

During a debate, a bet was made to settle the argument, which led to a 40-yard dash.

However, the outcome was not favorable.

One of the participants suffered severe injuries, including a torn lower abdomen and abductors.

The individual expressed their pain and inability to walk, emphasizing the seriousness of their condition.

Kevin Hart's Self-Deprecating Joke

Comedian Kevin Hart made a self-deprecating joke about himself, questioning why he was still competing at his age.

Actor Mark Ridley responded with condolences but also took a playful jab at Hart, mentioning that he saw Tom Brady, who is also older, still performing at a high level.