Pop star hospitalized after slicing knee open on stage

Logan Henderson made a big time rush to the hospital after his knee sliced open on stage.

The pop star shared a pic of the massive wound after suffering the injury in Krakow, Poland, on Thursday.

According to TMZ, the Big Time Rush singer, 36, was sliding down a set piece alongside fellow band members James Maslow, Carlos PenaVega and Kendall Schmidt, when he hit his leg during an energetic performance of “Love Me Love Me.”

Per the outlet, PenaVega quickly reassured the audience that Henderson would be OK.

Henderson later took to Instagram Stories to share a pic of the gory knee injury, while confirming he was “doing okay.”

“Hey, Krakow, thank you for a great show,” he said in a clip from a hospital bed.

“Sorry I couldn’t stay to finish, I was having a little too much fun. So I hit my knee pretty bad and had to get taken to the emergency room,” he divulged.

While Henderson explained that doctors “are fixing me up so I should be better in no time,” he also warned viewers with a “weak stomach” to turn their heads before he showed his bloody knee.

“Thanks for tonight. Love you guys, and I’m doing all right, so thank you for checking in. Love you.”

Page Six has reached out to reps for Big Time Rush and Henderson.

Henderson and the band are currently in the middle of the European leg of their Real Life Worldwide Tour, which began in July.

Henderson previously shared a brief clip from their stop in Germany, writing that their “European Tour is rocking!!!”

In September, the singer took to social media to mark his 36th birthday with a contemplative selfie, along with a carousel of photos.

“I Thank God for this life and all the people in it who make it so special,” he captioned the Sept. 16 upload.
“It’s been a wild ride. Thanks for the wishes. Love the bunch of ya.”

Henderson’s mishap follows a number of spectacular onstage mishaps this year. In July, both Post Malone (in Glendale, Ariz.) and Lady Gaga (in Las Vegas) suffered shocking mid-performance falls.