Tom Felton, Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter, lost consciousness at a golf match in the UK. After fans worried, a friend of the star stated that everything was fine with him.
Soon, netizens worried that the actor was sick. The fainting occurred at a celebrity match before the Ryder Cup.
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On Instagram Stories, musician Derek Bates showed that the Harry Potter star is actually fine. A friend of Tom Felton showed a picture of the artist on a walk.
Harry Potter actor skateboard. It is unknown if the photo is old or even a current run between the two.
“He’s fine,” wrote the musician. “Quick recovery, brother,” Bates added. Check out the image posted below.
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How was Tom Felton fainting?
Pictures taken at the event show that the actor was stopped by his teammates before being taken for medical treatment.
At this point, the Harry Potter representative has not addressed the situation and his representatives have not made any comments.
The match managers did not make any statements either, leaving fans anxious as they await an update on his status, which has now been provided by Bates. The match was held in Wisconsin on September 23.
Pictures taken at the event show the Harry Potter actor on the ground with his teammates around him, and the team rushed to check his condition.
Some sites mention that Tom Felton may have been ill due to fatigue. However, this information has not been confirmed.
Tom Felton has played Draco Malfoy throughout the Harry Potter franchise. He also starred in Planet of the Apes: The Origin and The Flash.
The Harry Potter films, starring Tom Felton, are now available on HBO Max. Click here to see snapshots of the star’s fainting moment.
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