Luke Evans Hospitalized with 'Nothing Serious,' Jokes He 'Mainly Came for the Gowns'

Photo: thereallukeevans/InstagramLuke Evansis finding that laughter is the best medicine.TheFast Xactor, 43, revealed Thursday that he was hospitalized, assuring his 3.2 million Instagram followers that his prognosis is “nothing serious” with a cheeky post featuring photos of him modeling a paper gown in his hospital room.“Rocking some hospital fashion pieces today. Don’t worry, nothing serious. I mainly came for the gowns,” Evans captioned thepost.A rep for Evans did not have a comment for PEOPLE about the star’s current condition.Hereturned homeearlier this week from the French Alps, where hecelebrated his 43rd birthdaywith a group of friends, sharing photos of the festivities.“What a very special few days I’ve had. With some truly brilliant human beings. Thank you for making my 43rd birthday go off with a bang!” hewroteon Instagram. “Especially @kellbell_red and Big John for being the most epic of hosts, and for @justinhornechef making me a tasty AF birthday cake! It’s been wonderful. I blew out the candles Delta Force” style…apparently!!“RELATED VIDEO: Luke Evans, Dakota Fanning & Daniel Brühl On Parallels Between ‘The Alienist’ and Modern SocietyEvans can next be seen playing the villainous Coachmen in Disney’s upcominglive-action adaptation ofPinocchio, premiering on Disney+ in September. The Robert Zemeckis-helmed film starsTom Hanksas Geppetto,Joseph Gordon-Levittas Jiminy Cricket,Cynthia Erivoas the Blue Fairy,Keegan-Michael Keyas “Honest” John,Lorraine Braccoas new character Sofia the Seagull andBenjamin Evan Ainsworthas the eponymous puppet with dreams of being a real boy.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Welsh actor was previously set to revive hisBeauty and the Beastrole as Gaston in another Disney+ project,a musical spin-off seriesfollowing him and his adoring sidekick LeFou (Josh Gad) on their many adventures. The show was “delayed indefinitely” in February as production worked through creative and scheduling difficulties.

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Luke Evansis finding that laughter is the best medicine.TheFast Xactor, 43, revealed Thursday that he was hospitalized, assuring his 3.2 million Instagram followers that his prognosis is “nothing serious” with a cheeky post featuring photos of him modeling a paper gown in his hospital room.“Rocking some hospital fashion pieces today. Don’t worry, nothing serious. I mainly came for the gowns,” Evans captioned thepost.A rep for Evans did not have a comment for PEOPLE about the star’s current condition.Hereturned homeearlier this week from the French Alps, where hecelebrated his 43rd birthdaywith a group of friends, sharing photos of the festivities.“What a very special few days I’ve had. With some truly brilliant human beings. Thank you for making my 43rd birthday go off with a bang!” hewroteon Instagram. “Especially @kellbell_red and Big John for being the most epic of hosts, and for @justinhornechef making me a tasty AF birthday cake! It’s been wonderful. I blew out the candles Delta Force” style…apparently!!“RELATED VIDEO: Luke Evans, Dakota Fanning & Daniel Brühl On Parallels Between ‘The Alienist’ and Modern SocietyEvans can next be seen playing the villainous Coachmen in Disney’s upcominglive-action adaptation ofPinocchio, premiering on Disney+ in September. The Robert Zemeckis-helmed film starsTom Hanksas Geppetto,Joseph Gordon-Levittas Jiminy Cricket,Cynthia Erivoas the Blue Fairy,Keegan-Michael Keyas “Honest” John,Lorraine Braccoas new character Sofia the Seagull andBenjamin Evan Ainsworthas the eponymous puppet with dreams of being a real boy.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Welsh actor was previously set to revive hisBeauty and the Beastrole as Gaston in another Disney+ project,a musical spin-off seriesfollowing him and his adoring sidekick LeFou (Josh Gad) on their many adventures. The show was “delayed indefinitely” in February as production worked through creative and scheduling difficulties.

Luke Evansis finding that laughter is the best medicine.

TheFast Xactor, 43, revealed Thursday that he was hospitalized, assuring his 3.2 million Instagram followers that his prognosis is “nothing serious” with a cheeky post featuring photos of him modeling a paper gown in his hospital room.

“Rocking some hospital fashion pieces today. Don’t worry, nothing serious. I mainly came for the gowns,” Evans captioned thepost.

A rep for Evans did not have a comment for PEOPLE about the star’s current condition.

Hereturned homeearlier this week from the French Alps, where hecelebrated his 43rd birthdaywith a group of friends, sharing photos of the festivities.

“What a very special few days I’ve had. With some truly brilliant human beings. Thank you for making my 43rd birthday go off with a bang!” hewroteon Instagram. “Especially @kellbell_red and Big John for being the most epic of hosts, and for @justinhornechef making me a tasty AF birthday cake! It’s been wonderful. I blew out the candles Delta Force” style…apparently!!”

RELATED VIDEO: Luke Evans, Dakota Fanning & Daniel Brühl On Parallels Between ‘The Alienist’ and Modern Society

Evans can next be seen playing the villainous Coachmen in Disney’s upcominglive-action adaptation ofPinocchio, premiering on Disney+ in September. The Robert Zemeckis-helmed film starsTom Hanksas Geppetto,Joseph Gordon-Levittas Jiminy Cricket,Cynthia Erivoas the Blue Fairy,Keegan-Michael Keyas “Honest” John,Lorraine Braccoas new character Sofia the Seagull andBenjamin Evan Ainsworthas the eponymous puppet with dreams of being a real boy.

Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

The Welsh actor was previously set to revive hisBeauty and the Beastrole as Gaston in another Disney+ project,a musical spin-off seriesfollowing him and his adoring sidekick LeFou (Josh Gad) on their many adventures. The show was “delayed indefinitely” in February as production worked through creative and scheduling difficulties.

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