Actor Dylan Walsh — famous for playing Dr. Sean McNamara on Nip/Tuck — was involved in a serious car accident with his family in New Jersey on Sunday, August 17.
According to the Rumson Police Department per TMZ, Walsh was riding in a 2022 Ford Explorer with four other passengers when the SUV suddenly veered into oncoming traffic. The vehicle slammed into a utility pole, continued moving, and then struck another pole, causing significant damage.
Authorities say two of the five people inside were taken to a nearby medical center with pain-related injuries, though it’s unclear who required treatment or who was behind the wheel at the time of the crash.
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