The comedian was seen rolling around on stage in the middle of his Glasgow gig, but revealed it was due to getting a cramp during a gag.
I just felt eggy and I just felt silly rolling around the floor. I think I've torn it, but hopefully I'll have a bit of rest. "[...] I'm fine, I'm fine.
The comedian was left 'rolling around on the floor' after injuring his leg during a comedy skit on tour.
He added that he was able to finish the show after his tour manager provided a crutch to help him stand. But anyway, I will soldier on as I always do.” The 46-year-old was performing at Glasgow’s King’s Theatre on the latest stop of his Regional Trinket tour when the incident occurred.
The comedian said he experienced 'shooting pains' in his leg and was 'rolling around on the floor'
He said: " There's a bit in my routine where I pretend to be Jason Statham and I high kicked then I got the worst cramp ever. I will solider on like I always do." Then the 46-year-old posted a video to fully explain the situation, saying he had suddenly got the "worst cramp ever" while performing on stage.
The comedian fell to the floor with a shooting pain in his leg.
Dame Kelly Holmes wrote: "You are the best." Geordie Shore's Vicky Pattison also added: "I love you man." I will solider on like I always do."
The RuPaul's Drag Race UK judge was performing at the King's Theatre last Sunday (July 10) when he felt a "shooting pain" in his leg after he had seemingly torn ...
Rest up and take care of yourself [though] please!" Carr has received the support of fans and celebrity friends, including Love Actually star Martine McCutcheon who wrote: "Oh bless you. "I've never felt pain like it, but I will soldier on as I always do."
Alan Carr has spoken out after falling to the floor in pain during a comedy show in Glasgow on the evening of 10 July.
I just felt silly rolling around on the floor,” Carr added. “Oh my god, it was shooting pains and I was rolling around on the floor, and people thought it was part of the act.” “There’s a bit in my routine where I pretend to be Jason Statham and I high-kicked and then I got the worst cramp ever,” he explained in a video posted to his Instagram.
The comic, 46, started to feel "shooting pains" in his leg whilst performing on his Regional Trinket tour in Glasgow and fell to the floor.
"I wrote it before Covid," he told Laura, adding: "We had a week to go and it was all written and done. So it's probably my most personal [tour], but it sort of works and it's quite raw and I go to places that I don't normally talk about. "It was shooting pains and I was rolling around on the floor, so people thought it was part of the act. Addressing the snap, the star said: "I put a very dramatic picture of me with some peas, but I'm fine. Rest up and take care of yourself tho please!" The comic admitted that he has since dosed up on ibuprofen to help with the pain.
Comedian Alan Carr has issued an update after he was seen collapsing on stage with the 'worst cramp ever' due to shooting pains in his leg with many people ...
I will solider on like I always do." He explained: "There's a bit in my routine where I pretend to be Jason Statham and I high kicked then I got the worst cramp ever. In a video posted to
POPULAR comic and former chat show host Alan Carr was left 'rolling around on the floor' in agony as he suffered from severe cramp during a recent stage ...
- Quadriceps muscle stretch - hold on to a wall or the back of a chair for balance. - Calf muscle stretch - lean forward against a wall with one leg in front of the other. Place your palms on the floor and slide your hands toward your ankles. In most cases they will suggest a treatment depending on the cause. But walking in a slightly flexed position may improve or delay the onset of symptoms. POPULAR comic and former chat show host Alan Carr was left "rolling around on the floor" in agony as he suffered from severe cramp during a recent stage show.