Creed star Michael B. Jordan slammed into a parked Kia while driving his Ferrari in Hollywood on Saturday night, TMZ reports.
The outlet reported that Jordan, 36, crashed his blue sports car into the similarly-coloured vehicle outside Sunset Gower Studios near Sunset Boulevard around 11.30pm.
Los Angeles police sources claimed to TMZ that they found no signs of Jordan being impaired by drugs or alcohol. A field sobriety test was reportedly not performed on the Black Panther star.
The Post reached out to reps for Jordan and the LAPD for comment.
Authorities told TMZ that the Fruitvale Station star did not immediately provide a reason for the crash.
Aside from the extensive damage to both vehicles, no injuries or other property damage was reported.
Jordan made headlines recently after Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi, 32, claimed that she hooked up with him.
“Who would you sleep with, celebrity-wise? Who would you pick?” castmate Chrishell Stause, 42, asked during a group dinner in the show’s recently released seventh season.
“Michael B. Jordan,” Amanza Smith, 46, quickly replied, to which Tiesi responded, “I could do that, and I’ve done that.”
The revelation caused Emma Hernan’s eyes to bulge.
“Oh! You have?! Oh! Oh, my God!” Hernan, 32, shouted. “I wanna live through that vagina right now!”
“I’ve slept with all of my favourites. I’m kidding,” Tiesi quipped.
Tiesi was married to Johnny Manziel, 30, before accusing the former Cleveland Browns quarterback of cheating on her.
Tiesi’s divorce from Manziel was finalised in 2021. She had a baby boy, Legendary Love, with Nick Cannon last year.
The real estate agent told Queer Eye host Tan France that Jordan “was not good” in bed.
“Is Michael B. Jordan good in bed,” France, 40, asked Tiesi while she was hooked up to a polygraph during the show’s reunion.
“I’m going to be in so much trouble,” she replied, before adding, “No.”
“I’m sorry, babe,” she said after the lie detector test proved she had answered truthfully. “S**t! Crushed a lot of girls’ dreams today.”
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