Tracy Morgan Back On The Road? Actor Spotted Behind The Wheel
Actor Tracy Morgan is apparently back on the road — and driving in style.
TMZ reports that the former 30 Rock star was spotted behind the wheel of a silver Lamborghini in New York City on Saturday.
Tracy Morgan-Back in the Driver’s Seat (PHOTO) http://t.co/mO45r0N4Bv Catch @stevenlacy on @TMZLive today!
— TMZ (@TMZ) July 13, 2015
According to the report, Fox 5 News anchor Steve Lacy took the photograph on 5th Avenue and even got a chance to speak briefly with the 46-year-old actor.
“[Steve] says he first noticed the Lambo, and was floored when he saw who was behind the wheel. Steve says he asked Tracy how he was doing and the comedian said he was good and flashed the peace sign.”
Earlier this month, Tracy Morgan was spotted in good spirits and with a big smile on his face while enjoying a little family time with his fiancée and daughter at Disney World. Us Weekly reported that Tracy was celebrating the second birthday of the couple’s daughter, Maven.
It’s so great to see Tracy Morgan smiling! He celebrated his daughter Maven’s second birthday at Disney World: http://t.co/HSJGm5p2W1 — Us Weekly (@usweekly) July 4, 2015
Tracy Morgan opened up to Matt Lauer on the Today show last month, in the first televised interview since last summer’s fatal crash. Tracy openly discussed his feelings about the crash and the emotional scars caused by it.
“I can’t believe I’m here. I can’t believe I’m in front of you. Just seeing the tragedy that happened, it touches me… Bones heal. But the loss of my friend will never heal.”
Jimmy Mack, a close friend of Tracy Morgan and a fellow comedian, died after their vehicle was hit on the New Jersey Turnpike by a Walmart truck driver last year.
Walmart reportedly paid a $10 million settlement to the children of James McNair (aka “Jimmy Mack”) — 26-year-old Jamel and 19-year-old Danita — according to E! News.
As previously reported by the Inquisitr, a settlement was also reached between Walmart and Tracy Morgan in May. Tracy issued an official statement in response to the settlement, which included an expression of gratitude to the company.
“Walmart did right by me and my family, and for my associates and their families. I am grateful that the case was resolved amicably.”
In his interview with Matt Lauer, Tracy Morgan did express his intent to get back to work in the future. However, he stated that his main goal at the time was “just to heal and get better.”
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