Following an accident, Kevin Hart will be wheelchair-bound for an indefinite period.

Hart, a globally renowned comedian and actor, gained immense popularity with his high-energy stand-up shows, winning over audiences with his down-to-earth humor and magnetic personality.

Effortlessly making the leap to cinema, he has established himself as a household name by appearing in a wide range of hit movies, such as Jumanji, highlighting his comedic range and talent.

In a genuine and relatable Instagram post, the adored actor and comedian recently shared about an unforeseen turn of events in his life that led to him being confined to a wheelchair.

Employing his distinct humor and approachable manner, Hart set out to comfort his fans and bring attention to the truths of growing older while attempting to match the energy of the youth.

Speaking to his audience with a blend of humor and insight, Hart expressed a newfound understanding for life at 40 and beyond.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the age 40 is real. To all my fellow men and women who have reached this milestone and beyond, it's not a mere number," Hart shared on his social media platform.

"Respect that age, or it will surely command your respect. Trust me, I was just taught that lesson the hard way."

Hart proceeded to narrate the series of occurrences that brought him to his present circumstances, ensuring his fans wouldn't feel alarmed upon seeing him using a wheelchair.

Playfully confessing that he gave a shot at some 'youngster antics', he wound up with injuries that mandated him to take a pause from his typical on-the-move way of life.

The comedian added: "I tried to go out there and do some young man's stuff and was promptly told to sit my ass down."

The incident in focus revolved around a friendly race with former NFL star Stevan Ridley.

Detailing the situation, Hart revealed that he and Ridley got caught up in an impromptu challenge to settle the score on who was quicker.

With his trademark self-assurance, Hart took up the wager and participated in a 40-yard dash.

However, the enthusiastic burst of speed resulted in unforeseen consequences, leaving Hart tending to a notable injury.

From the confines of his wheelchair, Hart detailed the scope of his injuries.

"Guys, I managed to blow all of my… well, everything," he admitted with a mix of exasperation and laughter.

He unveiled that he had torn his lower abdomen and adductors, even though he admitted to not entirely comprehending what the latter muscles were.

"Tore those two. I can't walk, so here I am at 44," he quipped.

While Hart's tone retained its playful edge, there was a hint of exasperation in his words as he pondered the rationale behind his choice to partake in such physical feats at his age.

"What are we competing for at this age? What was I thinking?" he reflected.

He acknowledged the foolishness of his actions and wondered why he had even participated in the race to begin with.

Even with the predicament he brought upon himself, Hart's post drew an overwhelming surge of support from friends and colleagues.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson shared his personal encounter with enduring a muscle injury, providing reassurance that Hart would bounce back.

Will Smith expressed understanding for the struggles that come with aging, while Judd Apatow jokingly suggested that Hart's wardrobe choice might have impacted his performance.