Ace comic Jay Leno is in good situation after sustaining third-degree burns in a fireplace accident. However, he has to endure yet another surgical procedure. Dr Peter Grossman mentioned in a press convention Wednesday that the previous “Tonight Show” host already has undergone one surgical procedure – a “grafting procedure” – and can endure yet another by the top of the week, Page Six reported.

“His injuries are serious, his condition is good,” Grossman shared, including that he “did well” throughout the first surgical procedure. “He is in good spirits today,” Grossman shared.

On Saturday, the comic was engaged on a steam engine beneath a automotive in his storage when a fireplace started. Leno was pulled from beneath the automotive however suffered “significant” burns to his face, chest and hand. Leno credited his good friend Dave with saving him after he was set on hearth, as he was standing close by and instantly jumped on him to smother the flames. Leno hosted ‘The Tonight Show’ from 1992-2009 when he was changed by Conan O’Brien, a deal that had been within the works for 5 years, and Leno moved to 10 pm with ‘The Jay Leno Show’. Both applications suffered from awful rankings, leading to NBC’s notorious determination to reinstate Leno as “The Tonight Show” host which he then continued until 2014. (ANI)

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