According to The Sun, Calum had to be placed in an induced coma after near-fatally falling from a second-story window at his home in Melbourne, Australia, last month. The cause of Calum's fall has yet to be confirmed by the bodybuilder, doctors, or authorities.

Despite the lack of details surrounding what caused the fall, Calum's fans have been eager to hear from the star since news of his injury emerged. After five weeks of internet silence Calum took to Instagram to share a message with his roughly 3 million followers: "It's nice to be alive."

Just after sharing that message, Calum posted a video of himself that revealed the gruesome extent of his injuries from the fall. Captioned "What waking up from a bad dream looks like," the bodybuilder proceeded to show fans just how much he had been hurt. The video clearly shows stitches over serious wounds on his hands and arms, many of which are also covered in bandages.

The star proceeded to thank fans for their "well wishes and prayers" while he was receiving medical attention.

TMZ reported that Calum previously suffered another serious injury to his spine that left him in a coma back in Fall 2021.

The publication further stated that the star departed the medical facility after largely recovering from his accident in late May 2022, leaving without any assistance. It is unclear where Calum is or what he is up to now. However, an expired Instagram Story provides some insight into his thought process, with the athlete writing that he has a "long road ahead to recover from this one."