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'Love Island' Star Recovering After Horse Tramples Him at Scottsdale Rodeo
Taylor Williams was injured after his horse tripped due to another rider cutting in, causing a fall and the horse to roll over him during the rodeo event.
- On Aug. 29, Taylor Williams was thrown from his horse and hospitalized after being trampled during the Arizona Invitational Black Rodeo in Scottsdale; footage shows his horse tripped and rolled over him.
- As seen in footage, another horse cut across Williams' path, causing his horse, estimated to weigh between 1,100 to 1,300 pounds, to trip and fall in Scottsdale, Arizona.
- Williams updated fans on Instagram the day after the incident, sharing a neck brace photo and a thumbs-up, while video footage shows bystanders and rodeo officials rushing to assist after the fall.
- Reports say Taylor Williams' injuries were not severe and he is recovering, and despite the ordeal, he attended a scheduled appearance and a Saturday birthday bash.
- Known for his rodeo persona and veterinary studies, Taylor Williams' fall at the Scottsdale rodeo highlights risks faced by rodeo community and spectators, drawing swift aid and social-media attention.
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The Morning HustleCan’t Keep A Cowboy Down: ‘Love Island: USA’ Taylor Williams Trampled At Rodeo But Will Be ‘Back In The Saddle’
“If you’re not being dangerous, then you’re not living life,” a phrase Taylor Williams once used to introduce himself on Love Island USA, has now taken on a terrifying new meaning. The reality star was hospitalized after being trampled by a horse at a rodeo, but thankfully, he is on the road to recovery. Source: Ben Symons / Peacock According to Metro, the scary incident occurred at the Arizona Invitational Black Rodeo in Scottsdale, where the 2…
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