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James Van Der Beek’s daughter is on the mend after injuring her head.
On Wednesday, Van Der Beek’s wife Kimberly revealed on her Instagram Stories that their daughterEmilia, who turns 5 next month, was taken to the emergency room after hitting her head on a table.
“Not terrible but not an air heal situation,” she wrote in another post, sharing a close-up of a cut under Emilia’s eyebrow.
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“She breathed through it all and the doctors and nurses here have had a 💯 percent success rate with us of handling situations with fully informed decision offerings, friendliness and care,” she added.
Kimberly, 38, added that Emilia and her sibling “were scared and immediately comforted and commented out the door how ‘amazing’ they were.”
Van Der Beek, 43, announced in September that he and his family wererelocating from Los Angeles to Texas, and in the following month opened up aboutwhat led to the big move.
“In the last ten months, we’ve hadtwo late-term pregnancy losses, each of which put @vanderkimberly in the hospital,” the actor wrote on his Instagram in October. “we spent Christmas break thinking she had a tumor (the doctor was wrong, thank god), a business colleague I hired hijacked the project and stabbed me in the back, I was prematurelybooted off a reality dancing showI was favored to win in front of the whole world, andmy mom died.”
“And a shut-down,” he continued, referencing the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “All of that led to some drastic changes in our lives, and dreams, and priorities… and landed us here.”
“Overflowing with profound gratitude today,” Van Der Beek added.
That same month, Kimberly shared a look at the family’s new “compound” with fans in anInstagram Live session.
During the tour, Kimberly shared that she is “loving” living outside of Austin and said that getting more space for her big family was “really, really necessary.”
“It’s a very compound-like, village life that we’re building here,” Kimberly said, adding that they plan to have family and friends stay in some of the cabins on the property with them.
source: people.com
