Jun 22, 2005 • 1 min read

Harvey says accident wasn't "sinister"

Brian Harvey's manager says there was nothing sinister about the accident in which he was crushed by his own car, and the singer is now in a normal ward.

Brian Harvey (well, strictly, his manager) has said there was "nothing sinister" about the bizarre accident in which he was crushed by his own car at the start of the month. The former East 17 star has been taken off a ventilator, his condition is currently stable, and he is able to talk about the incident. Manager Simon Harrison said "Brian has had a series of recollections, but... it was nothing sinister," but then said that no more could be revealed about the accident just yet, as Harvey already has two exclusive interview deals lined up. Well, fancy that.

Harrison was a little more forthcoming on the singer's state of health and continued: "It is very positive... he is now in a normal ward. He could go home in a week, but it could be up to eight weeks. He is on the road to recovery, but they are long-term healing injuries."

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