Blood Test Confirms Tom Waes Was Intoxicated During Classic Car Crash
Tom Waes Confirms Intoxication in Kennedy Tunnel Crash
Belgian television personality Tom Waes has confirmed he was under the influence of alcohol during a serious car accident in Antwerp’s Kennedy Tunnel last month.
The confirmation comes after blood test results, released by the Antwerp Public Prosecutor’s Office, showed Waes had alcohol in his system at the time of the crash. Waes,known for his popular travel and adventure programs,was driving a classic car when he lost control and collided with a barrier.
“I deeply regret my actions and take full responsibility for the accident,” Waes said in a statement released through his representatives. ”I am incredibly grateful that no one else was injured. I am committed to learning from this experience and making amends for my mistake.”
The accident sparked widespread concern among fans and colleagues, with many expressing relief that Waes escaped serious injury.
Waes’s future television projects remain uncertain. VRT, the Flemish public broadcaster, has announced that no programs featuring Waes will air for the foreseeable future. However, they emphasized that this is a temporary measure and expressed hope for his return to the screen in the future.
“We are supporting Tom during this difficult time and wish him a full recovery,” a VRT spokesperson said. “We believe in his talent and look forward to working with him again when the time is right.”
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of driving under the influence. Authorities are urging the public to prioritize safety and make responsible choices behind the wheel.
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“I want to start by saying how deeply sorry I am for my actions,” Waes began, visibly shaken. “There’s no excuse for getting behind the wheel after drinking. I made a terrible mistake and I take full obligation for the consequences.”
Waes confirmed reports that he was intoxicated at the time of the crash, stating, ”The blood tests released by the Antwerp Public Prosecutor’s Office confirm what I already knew – I was under the influence of alcohol. That fact weighs heavily on me.”
The popular television presenter expressed immense relief that nobody else was injured in the accident. “I’m incredibly grateful that no one else was hurt,” Waes said, his voice trembling. “The thought that someone coudl have been seriously injured as of my actions is truly terrifying.”
Waes acknowledged the concern and support he has received from fans and colleagues. “I’ve been overwhelmed by the kind messages and well wishes,” he shared. “It means a lot to know that people are thinking of me during this difficult time.”
Regarding his future television projects,Waes stated, “Right now,my focus is on taking time to reflect and learn from this experience. I need to regain the trust of my audience and prove that I can make better choices. I hope that one day I’ll be able to return to doing what I love, but for now, I need to focus on making amends for my mistake.”