Jon Kopaloff/Getty Actor Dylan Walsh, best known for his work on TV seriesNip/Tuck, and his family just had a serious scare, when they were involved in a car accident in New Jersey. His rep toldEntertainment Weeklyin a statement Wednesday: "Over the weekend, Dylan Walsh and his family were involved in a car accident in Rumson. Thankfully, everyone is safe and has since returned home. The family is deeply grateful for the swift response of the Rumson Police, Fire Department, and EMS, as well as the staff at Riverview Medical Center for their care. They would also like to extend a special thank-you to the management and staff of The River Point Inn for their support in the immediate aftermath." Michael Becker / FX Walsh, 61, and his wife, Leslie Bourque-Walsh, are the parents of daughter Amelie Belle and son Hudson Scott. TheBluebloodsalum is the father of adult children Thomas "Tom" and Joanna with ex-wife Melora Walters. He has an adult daughter, Stella, with ex-wife Joanna Going, according to PEOPLE, but it's unclear who else was in the car. EW has reached out to the police department. The accident happened about 5 p.m. Sunday, when a 2022 Ford Explorer carrying five passengers crossed into another lane and struck two utility poles, alocal news outletreported. Two passengers were taken to the hospital. Walsh played Dr. Sean McNamara, one of the main characters on Ryan Murphy's twisted medical dramaNip/Tuck, about a plastic surgery practice, for six seasons between 2003 and 2010. He and the late Julian McMahon, whodied of cancerin July, led the cast, which also included Joely Richardson, John Hensley, and Roma Maffia. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. In addition to the FX series, Walsh has appeared on shows such asSuperman & Lois,Unforgettable, andLife Sentence. His movie work includes 2009 thrillerThe Stepfatherand, in 2006, romanceThe LakehousewithKeanu ReevesandSandra Bullock. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly
