Michael B. Jordan Doing Well After Hollywood Car Crash

Hollywood actor and producer Michael B. Jordan is doing well after crashing his car in Hollywood on Saturday evening, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

The Creed 3 star reportedly crashed his blue Ferrari into another vehicle parked at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and North Beachwood Drive. A source close to Jordan says the actor is okay and uninjured after the car accident, and skipped Sunday night’s Academy Museum Gala out of an abundance of caution.

Jordan had been set to appear at the gala — the third annual, star-studded benefit for the movie museum, where current exhibits spotlight the works of director John Waters and Lourdes Portillo as well as the 1991 film Boyz n the Hood. Jordan was presented with this year’s Vantage Award by Christopher Nolan, which his sister Jamila accepted on his behalf. He had been set to walk the red carpet alongside fellow Hollywood celebrities Meryl Streep, Oprah Winfrey and Sofia Coppola.

No one else was involved in the vehicle crash and there were no injuries reported after the LAPD was at the accident scene late Saturday night. Representatives of the Los Angeles Police Department were not available for comment in the wake of the vehicle crash.

Jordan directed Creed III, the third installment in the prized Rocky spinoff franchise, in his feature debut for MGM. In Creed III, having retired from boxing as a world champion, Creed is seen focused on his family and elevating the next generation of champion boxers.

That includes Damian (Jonathan Majors), a childhood friend and former boxing prodigy, resurfacing after serving time in prison, and the former friends face-off for the fight of their lives.