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Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s husband John in coma following fall

Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s dear husband John Kennerley believed to be an induced coma after suffering a serious neck injury in a balcony fall.
Kerri Anne Kennerley's Husband in Induced Coma
John was rushed to Royal North Shore after falling from Balcony
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BREAKING: Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s husband John Kennerley has died. Read the full story here.

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Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s dear husband John Kennerley believed to be an induced coma after suffering a serious neck injury in a balcony fall.

Following an alleged accident last night news.com.au is reporting John Kennerley was medevaced from Bonville Golf Resort, near Coffs Harbour earlier today and is receiving emergency care at Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital.

“Last night John Kennerley – much loved husband of Kerri-Anne – had a fall while attending a golf event in Coffs Harbour,” Kerri-Anne’s manager Sean Anderson said in a statement to news.com.au

“As a result of that fall, John has sustained a serious neck injury.

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John was placed into an induced coma before being flown this morning to ICU at Royal North Shore Hospital where he is currently being treated by specialists.”

The couple have been wed since 1994 and the former Chanel 9 Mornings host posted pictures of herself and John celebrating Mardi Gras at the weekend.

There is no further update on his condition.

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