Zac Efron has broken his silence after being involved in a 'swimming incident' at a villa in Ibiza.
The Iron Claw star, 36, was hospitalised as a 'precautionary measure' and was released a day later on Saturday (3 August), his representatives told TMZ.
A source claimed to the outlet that the actor was 'found inside the swimming pool by two people working at the villa who pulled him out of the water'.
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The publication were reportedly told that Efron is now 'recovering just fine'.
And taking to social media on Sunday (5 August), Efron has provided his fans with an update on his wellbeing.
The actor posted on Instagram Stories to share a photo of him chest pressing two dumbbells on an exercise ball in his shorts - as you do.
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Along with the image, he wrote the caption: "Happy and healthy - thanks for the well wishes."
LADbible has contacted Zac Efron's representative for further comment.
This isn't the first time Efron has been involved in a high-profile accident after he once shattered his jaw while running in the house in 2013.
The film star said he fell while wearing slippery socks and hit his chin against a granite corner of a fountain, knocking himself out in the process.
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After waking up, Efron said he realised his 'chin bone was hanging off his face'.
"The masseters just grew. They just got really, really big," he said.
Meanwhile, Efron's last appearance on-screen was alongside Nicole Kidman and Joey King in A Family Affair.
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The film follows assistant Zara, played by King, who unexpectedly falls for a her boss, and actor Chris Cole (Efron).
As their romance blooms, secrets unravel, revealing his deep ties to her family's past.
While Chris struggles with being a celebrity, whereas Efron reckons he deals with it a bit better.
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“I think all of Chris’s fears and insecurities are based on something that I’ve probably felt at one point or another, but I think I’ve acted on them a little bit differently,” he said.
“So it was very fun to bring all those things up to the surface and handle them horribly, and explore what that was like.
“I think they’re real, honest emotions, what he’s experiencing, he just doesn’t know how to process them well, and he doesn’t have, really, too many people around him he can trust other than Zara, so I think she takes the brunt of the things he’s going through.
“He’s handling it the best he can, bless his heart.”
Anish Vij