Maybe it’s time for this car to hire a driver and a mechanic.
Jay Leno was hit by a police vehicle multiple times as he stopped to attend his comeback party Sunday in California — after more than two weeks. He suffers from third degree burns While working on a classic car in his garage.
The 72-year-old comics and classic car enthusiast hit a police jeep tire on the rear right tire of his Tesla while trying to park in front of a Hermosa Beach comedy club, and video shows.
Then Leno inexplicably backed up and hit the car a second time.
“You can just go, we’ll find out later,” the star-studded cops told the A-lister after his wife, Mavis Leno, rolled out the passenger window to talk to them.
Leno then struggled to pull off an easy parking lot, opting to parallel park in front of Comedy Magic Club instead of just pulling into a wide open lot, while paparazzi and fans looked on.
The former “Tonight Show” host needed to change gears four times to get into position, and he almost hit the curb at one point, video Of non-graceful access published by Lion News showed.
Despite the awkward entrance, Leno was all smiles and wise as he exited his car, unharmed despite his serious ordeal.
“Did you rub your tire?” he asked the policemen who were standing in front of the car, before bending over to check his car for possible damage.
The 72-year-old comedian hit a tire in a police jeep while trying to stand in front of a comedy club in Hermosa Beach.
A video on social media showed Leno slamming a police jeep tire into the rear right tire of his Tesla.
Leno’s wife, Mavis, was in the passenger seat when Leno was hit by the cop’s car.
“You can just go,” the police officers told Leno, “we’ll find out later.”
“Yeah, no, it’s okay,” Leno said before making self-deprecating jokes on the points.
“The National Enquirer got the story wrong. They said I was in the hospital because Nancy Pelosi hit me on the head with a hammer. That wasn’t what happened.”
“We got two treats tonight: regular crispy and super crispy,” he cracked when asked about his nerves.
“Did you rub your tire,” the comedian asked the officers, before bending down to check his car for possible damage.
This indecent event happened more than two weeks after Leno suffered third-degree burns while working on a classic car in his garage.
“I never thought of myself as a stand-up comedian,” the manipulator continued.
Leno, who has taken the stage at the club almost weekly since 1992, was subsequently awarded a standing ovation by a sold out crowd, according to Entertainment Tonight.
His injuries occurred while he was repairing a clogged fuel line in his white steam car in 1907 when petrol was sprayed on his face and hands and a spark triggered an explosion. TMZ said.
Leno was treated for 10 days at the Grossman Burn Center and recuperated for another six days at home before returning to work on stage.