Dick Van Dyke, the legendary actor who starred in Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, was involved in a single-car accident in California last week. He’s 97 years old, can you believe it?
According to TMZ, Van Dyke was driving a Lexus in Malibu when he lost control of the car and crashed into a gate. He suffered minor injuries, including a possible concussion and some bleeding from his nose and mouth. He didn’t go to the hospital, though. He just got picked up by someone and went home.
He was on The Masked Singer last month, dancing and singing like a pro. And he has a beautiful young wife who takes care of him. He’s living his best life.
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