Kevin Hart is in an exceptional state of mind after being released from hospital after a car accident

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Kevin Hart attends Mamarazzi's screening of "The Upside" on January 9, 2019 in New York.

Kevin Hart is "in a good mood" after leaving the hospital following his car accident on September 1 st.

A source tells We weekly exclusively that the Night school The 40-year-old actor was taken to a drug rehab center on Wednesday, Sept. 11 after being released from the Northridge Hospital Medical Center in Los Angeles as a result of an earlier car accident this month, which resulted in serious back injuries that required surgery.

"He is in a good mood and does not need to take a lot of pain medication," said the insider, adding that the comedian's wife, Eniko Hartwas with him when he was transported.

According to the source, Jumanji: Welcome to the jungle star should spend two weeks at the detox center before he can go home. However, the timeline may vary depending on the time required to retrieve it.

"Doctors have warned that he may need to stay longer," the insider said. "The plan is for him to have a physical therapy assistant living at home when he is released."

The Pennsylvania native was hospitalized for 10 days after his 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was fired off Mulholland Highway, crashed through a wooden fence on the side of the road, rolled over and landed in a gap in the Los Angeles area shortly after midnight on September 1st.

In the car with Hart were the actor Jared S. Black, who was driving the vehicle, and his fiancée, Rebecca Broxterman, who is Eniko's personal trainer. After the accident, the follow Star underwent back surgery for three fractures of the spine that were to be fused, according to TMZ. The site also reported that the comic can make short walks and climb a few steps.

According to a police report obtained by We, the Central Intelligence star, who was a passenger in the car, "left the stage for [go to] his neighboring residence for medical care "before being transported to the hospital. In 911 calls obtained by We, an unidentified woman at the residence of the actor described it as "not at all consistent". She also told the speakers that "something on her back is on her back".

Earlier this week, a source said We that the Think like a man star wants his entourage "to minimize the severity of his injuries because he has so many commitments in the project".

On September 2, one day after the accident of the actor, Eniko (née Parrish), 35, took stock of her husband's health en route to visit her at the hospital .

"He's great," she told TMZ at the time. "He'll be fine. It is good. Everyone is good, thank God. … He is fine. He is awake."