The vacation of Zac Efron in Ibiza have not been without mishaps. On Friday, August 2, the 36-year-old actor suffered an accident in the pool of a villa on the island.
Zac was “found inside the pool by two people working in the villa who pulled him out of the water” and he was transferred to a health center, as first reported.
A few days later, the ‘High School Musical’ star reassured his fans through his social networks, assuring that he was “safe and sound”and shared a photograph in his stories in which she appeared playing sports.
Lying on a fit ball in what looks like an outdoor gym, he was doing weights. A publication in which he took the opportunity to thank all those who had been concerned about his health during these days: “Thank you all for the good wishes,” he wrote.
After half the world’s press speculated about the accident zac Efron’s accident, even claiming that he had hit the pool while practicing balconing in the villa, TMZ claims that the reasons for the accident are different.
According to sources close to the actor to which this publication has had access, what happened to Efron is that he jumped into the pool of the villa without calculating well the depth, giving himself a strong blow in the chest against the floor. The blow and having swallowed so much water caused the actor a state of distress and anxiety, so he was taken to the hospital, where he underwent a chest X-ray to verify that his lungs had not filled with water. He was released the next day, according to TMZ.
Sadly, this is not the first time Efron has suffered a serious health issue due to a freak accident. In 2013, the actor broke his jaw after slipping on a pair of socks at home, which resulted in a brutal blow to his chin on the granite floor.
The 2013 accident sparked rumors of possible plastic surgery, especially as there was speculation of a significant change in the appearance of the lower half of her face.
Efron explained that the masseter muscles in his face had increased in size as a compensatory mechanism for the injury.