Tuck actor Dylan Walsh and his family were in an accident in NJ; everyone is safe, but the story is surprising.
🚗 How the Accident Happened
On the evening of August 17, a 2022 Ford Explorer suddenly veered out of its lane into the southbound lane and collided with two utility poles in Rumson, New Jersey.
A total of five people were in the car, including Dylan Walsh of Nip/Tuck fame and his family.
🙏 “Sab Safe Hain” – Official Statement
Dylan Walsh’s representative told PEOPLE –
“Thankfully, everyone is safe and has since returned home.”
He thanked the Rumson Police, Fire Department, EMS and Riverview Medical Center staff for their quick and professional assistance.
He also mentioned the staff at the River Point Inn who immediately came out and took care of the children and comforted the family.
🏥 Hospital and Damage Report
Rumson Police Lt. According to Christopher Isherwood, two people were taken to Riverview Medical Center after complaining of pain.
The collision broke two utility poles and knocked out power to eight homes, which was later restored.
💬 Wife Leslie’s Emotional Note
Dylan’s wife, Leslie Bourque-Walsh, wrote in a Facebook post (which was later deleted) –
“We are a bit bruised from seatbelts, but grateful for them and airbags, which saved our lives.”
She thanked the first responders, EMTs and ER staff wholeheartedly.
She also mentioned the staff of River Point Inn, who hugged the children and assured them that everything would be fine.
❤️ Car Se Judi Yaadein
Leslie said goodbye to her Ford Explorer and wrote that this car took her on the best road trip from Vancouver to Rumson.
“All in all it is just a car, but so many memories attached to it.”
📺 Dylan Walsh – On Screen Journey
61-year-old Dylan Walsh rose to fame playing Dr. Sean McNamara on FX’s hit show Nip/Tuck.
He has also appeared in shows like Unforgettable, Superman & Lois and Blue Bloods.
🛡️ Takeaway
This accident is a reminder once again – seatbelts and airbags are not just legal requirements, but life-saving companions.
Dylan and his family are safe, and that’s the biggest relief.