Skateboard pro Bam Margera (43) became a household name around the world when he starred in the MTV program “Jackass”, where he was part of the ensemble together with, among others, Steve-O (48) and Johnny Knoxville (51). The series was also later turned into several films.
Bare dress with a Norwegian convicted murderer
In 2021, the gang started filming the fourth film in a row. However, Margera stayed thrown out of the recording due to drug use and bad behavior.
Now, however, two of the “Jackass” gang members are reuniting.
Surprised the fans
Now Margera will be responsible for the opening number on Steve-O’s stand-up tour, writes TMZ.
According to the website, the 43-year-old appeared as a surprise on Steve-O’s show last week, much to the delight of those present.
During the show, Steve-O is said to have compared his friend to Britney Spears (41), and told stories from rehab.
The comedian explained to the audience that he wanted to bring Margera on tour because he was worried that his friend was in a bad place that would end in an early death. That’s why he wants to bring Margera to get him straight, Steve-O explained to fans, according to TMZ.
– I was declared dead
That the star appeared was probably not a foregone conclusion. Margera has recently struggled with his health, and in December he was declared dead at one point.
The 43-year-old told that when he was a guest on Steve-O’s podcast.
Creates violent reactions
– I was declared dead on December 8. I didn’t know I had corona and my body was collapsing. “I had four seizures, and they lasted between 10 and 20 minutes,” he explained to Steve-O on the “Wild Ride!” podcast, according to Entertainment Weekly.
The 43-year-old spent eight days in hospital.
– During one of them (the attacks, journ.am.) I bit my tongue so hard that it almost fell off. It got so swollen and big that it didn’t fit in my mouth. And I drank my blood that was infected, so I got pneumonia.
In addition to being part of the “Jackass” gang, Margera is well known for his drug problems. The 43-year-old has had major problems with alcohol for several years, and has been hospitalized for detoxification as many as five times for his abuse.
The abuse is said to have worsened after one of the key members of the “Jackass” ensemble, Ryan Dunn, died.
