Larry the Cable Guy is recovering after a health scare that led to a hospital stay late Thursday night in Lincoln, Nebraska, as reported by Page Six.

His representative told Page Six that doctors diagnosed the comedian with appendicitis after he was rushed to the hospital.

The update from his rep was reassuring. Larry was discharged today, is recovering well, and is in good spirits while feeling much better.

The outlet also noted that after spending a couple of days in the hospital, Larry was released Saturday. He is now at home and feeling much better.

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Larry, who was born Daniel Lawrence Whitney, has not been described as facing any further complications in the report. The details shared focused on his diagnosis, discharge, and recovery.

According to the Mayo Clinic, appendicitis is the inflammation of the appendix. The condition is often treated by removing the organ.

The health scare briefly shifted attention away from Larry’s long-running entertainment career. Still, the latest update made clear that the comedian is on the mend.

Larry is best known as a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. The comedy troupe featured Bill Engvall, Ron White, and Jeff Foxworthy.

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The group toured between 2000 and 2006. During that run, the performers became closely associated with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour name.

Their work together also extended beyond live touring. The group released a documentary film in 2003.

The Blue Collar Comedy Tour also led to a sketch comedy TV series called Blue Collar TV. That series ran from 2004 to 2006.

Larry is also known to many audiences as the voice of Mater. Mater is the beloved tow truck character from the Disney/Pixar Cars franchise.

The Cars films connected to the franchise were released in 2006, 2011, and 2017. Larry’s voice role remains one of his most recognizable screen credits.

In 2021, Larry competed on Season 6 of The Masked Singer. That same year, he appeared in Taylor Sheridan’s massively popular series Yellowstone.

The report also noted that Larry recently opened up about the state of comedy in the current political landscape. He spoke to Us Weekly earlier this month.

Away from his work in comedy, film, and television, Larry has been married to his wife, Cara, since 2005. The couple share two children.

Their children are son Wyatt and daughter Reagan. The family detail was included alongside the update on his recovery.

For now, the central news is that Larry is out of the hospital and recovering at home. His representative said he is in good spirits and feeling much better.

The episode began with a late Thursday hospitalization in Lincoln, Nebraska, and a diagnosis of appendicitis.

By Saturday, the outlet noted, Larry had been released after spending a couple of days in the hospital.

The recovery update offers a positive turn after a sudden health scare. Larry the Cable Guy is now at home, on the mend, and reportedly doing much better.