Pedro Pascal attends Golden Globes 2024 with massive arm sling due to mystery injury
Share- Nishadil
- January 08, 2024
- 0 Comments
- 2 minutes read
- 10 Views
Pedro Pascal showed up to the 2024 Golden Globes wearing a sling after suffering an arm injury from a bad fall. The “Last of Us” actor, 48, was seen walking the red carpet wearing a black sling that matched his black and white ensemble on Sunday night. Pascal didn’t reveal too many details about how he injured his arm but did tell reporters at the event that he “fell.” “Be careful.
Exactly, it can happen to anybody,” he told journalists in a video tweeted by the Associated Press. The “Mandalorian” star seemed unbothered by his wounded limb and was seen looking laidback and comfortable in his tight monochrome turtleneck shirt adorned with white strands and black slacks. He even poked fun at himself and his clumsiness by wearing nail polish on his hurt hand that spelled out the word “Ouch.” Fans flooded Twitter to commend Pascal for looking as suave as ever despite his hurt arm.
“I just love how Pedro Pascal is matching the outfits and the arm sling, he might be hurt but he’ll still serve,” one fan tweeted. For more Page Six you love … “Pedro Pascal changing his arm sling to match with his outfits,” another person tweeted along with a photo of him from a few days prior in a white sling.
“PEDRO PASCAL HAVING A DIFFERENTLY COLORED ARM SLING FOR EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK IS SO C–TY #goldenglobes#GoldenGlobes2024,” another joked. “Have your arm in a sling, but make it fashion,” a third wrote. “Pedro Pascal, the genius that you are. look at the nails, it says ‘ouch’ for the broken arm,” another gushed.
“His nail polish! Gussy up the sling,” a fan agreed, with another chiming in, “PEDRO PASCAL HAS HIS NAILS DONE I REPEAT PEDRO PASCAL HAS HIS NAILS DONE.” Photos surfaced of Pascal’s arm injury earlier in the week, though it’s unclear exactly when he fell and how he took a tumble. The extent of his injury is also unknown.
Pascal was nominated for the best actor in a drama TV Series award for his role in “The Last of Us.” His rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment..
