MTV Catfish Host Survives Serious Motorcycle Crash
- MTV Catfish host Nev Schulman survives a serious motorcycle crash.
- The accident nearly paralyzed him but he considers himself lucky to be alive.
- Schulman opened up about the crash minutes before he was set to collect his youngest child.
Nev Schulman, the 39-year-old host of MTV's "Catfish," has expressed his gratitude for life after suffering a serious neck injury in a motorcycle accident. The incident occurred on August 5, when Schulman's motorcycle collided with a truck while he was en route to pick up his two-year-old son, Cy, from school. The broadcaster described the accident as terrifying and acknowledged that he feels "lucky to be alive." In a series of social media posts, Schulman shared images and videos from his hospital stay, including moments of support from his family. He recounted a peaceful fishing trip with his family the day before the accident, highlighting the stark contrast between that joyful day and the chaos that followed. Schulman reflected on the meaning of "before the accident," suggesting that the experience has profoundly changed his perspective on life. Despite the severity of his injuries, Schulman remains optimistic about his recovery. He expressed a newfound understanding of gratitude, particularly for the spontaneous family outing that he initially hesitated to join. "I’m really starting to understand the meaning of gratitude," he stated, emphasizing the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones. As he continues to heal, Schulman is focused on his recovery and the support of his family, reinforcing the idea that life can change in an instant and the value of appreciating every moment.