Legendary Country Singer ‘In Good Spirits’ After Falling And Breaking His Neck

A two-time Grammy winner known for his comedic take on country music is reportedly on the mend after sustaining serious injuries in a recent fall.

Ray Stevens, who sung classics like “The Streak” and “Guitarzan,” sustained a broken neck but has since been released from the hospital, according to a statement.

Page Six offered additional details:

Stevens, 87, is in recovery and has been advised by doctors to wear a neck brace for “approximately four weeks.”

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The Grammy winner fell on Sunday, according to a press release obtained by Page Six.

“Despite the injury, he remains fully mobile and in good spirits as he continues his recovery,” the release continued.

Stevens’ upcoming album, “Favorites Old & New,” which is set to release on Friday, remains on track for its debut.

Fans and well-wishers flooded social media to express their thoughts:

Neck injuries are no joke. Hope he’s getting the best care possible

— Anderson Drew (@AndersonDrew13) April 7, 2026

Get better, Ray! I'd hate to see you start voting Democrat like your grandpa. 😂

— Libero Oratio (@Libero_Oratio) April 8, 2026

Ray is a great guy prayers for his recovery

— P-E-Z (@pez1963) April 8, 2026

It wasn’t the octogenarian’s only recent health scare, as the Daily Caller reported:

Some of Stevens’ classic hits will be featured, including, “The Look of Love,” “It Had To Be You” and “Come Rain or Come Shine.” The album will also include “I Guess You’ve Never Been in Love With the Moon” and “Time Machine” as well as “Moving Out is Easier Than Moving On.”

The circumstances behind the fall were not disclosed.

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The famous singer suffered a mild heart attack in July 2025 and underwent a successful heart surgery at the time.

And here’s a “flash”back to one of the entertainer’s most memorable tunes, along with wishes for a speedy recovery:

How does that sound?