An American Olympic medalist is going down an unorthodox athletic path.Fred Kerley, who won the 2022 world championships in the 100 meters, will be competing in next year's Enhanced Games, an Olympic-style sporting event that allows performance-enhancing drugs.Kerley is now the first track athlete and first American male athlete to commit to the games.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMKerley won a bronze medal in Paris in the summer in the 100 meters, while teammate Noah Lyles earned his first Olympic gold, and a silver in the Tokyo Olympics. He also has world championships in the 4x400-meter relay in 2019 and the 4x100-meter relay in 2023.The sprinter has had legal troubles dating back to last year. According to an arrest affidavit obtained by Fox News Digital in January, Kerley and his wife got into a verbal, and then physical, dispute on May 6, 2024, his birthday, when Kerley's wife was in contact with an "unknown person on Instagram."Kerley approached his wife aggressively, and she punched him out of fear, according to the affidavit. Kerley then "grabbed the victim, pushed her to the ground, encircled his arm around her neck and impeded her breathing." A probable cause alert was then entered into the jail's system, and he was subsequently charged following the January arrest.In May, Dania Beach police arrived at a south Florida hotel before 8 a.m. ET after Olympic hurdler Alaysha Johnson claimed Kerley hit her during a conditioning appointment for a meet. Kerley said he was "going to f--- everyone up in here up," Johnson reportedly said. Kerley was alleged to have hit Johnson in the face, causing her nose to bleed. Police reportedly said the injuries "were consistent with her statements."Kerley was set to run in the 100-meter dash on Saturday and the 200-meter on Sunday at the Grand Slam Track event during the weekend of the alleged incident. The event later confirmed that Kerley would not compete. Kerley had been booked on a first-degree misdemeanor charge.DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY EXPLAINS WHAT TURF TOE ACTUALLY IS, WHY IT MAY COST JOE BURROW REST OF THE SEASONKerley was a part of the 4x100-meter team in Paris that was disqualified due to a botched handoff. Lyles figured to be a part of that team but fell ill with COVID-19 earlier in the week, which contributed to him falling short in the 200 meters, an event for which he had been the heavy favorite.Kerley accused the United States Track and Field Association of playing favorites by adding Lyles to the 4x400-meter team in the 2024 world championships.Enhanced Games founder Dr. Aron D'Souza has been critical of the Olympics and sport governing bodies in the past, calling them hypocritical when it came to natural sport and athletes' health and even claiming his event will be safer."For the people who say this is unsafe or unhealthy, Id tell them that the two longest-serving sponsors of the Olympics are Coca-Cola and McDonalds, the two organizations that have done the most damage to health in human history. Theres actually no doubt about that," D'Souza said in a 2024 interview with Fox News Digital."Fast food and fake sugar have done more damage to human health than anyone in human history. You can read the history books. The rise of McDonalds and the rise of Coca-Cola have been very much attached to the Olympic movement. So, when the IOC and its cronies want to lecture me about safety, I point to their own history."The Enhanced Games are set to take place next May in Las Vegas. Former Olympic swimmer James Magnussen, of Australia, is set to compete, where rewards of up to $1 million are being offered.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The House voted Wednesday to advance a resolution honoring slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, clearing the way for floor debate later this week.Lawmakers voted in favor of advancing the measure and a bill to avert a government shutdown in a joint mechanism known as a "rule vote."The rule was adopted in a 216 to 210 vote along party lines. Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., who is known to be opposing the federal funding bill, was the lone lawmaker from either side to vote "present."Massie explained to Fox News Digital that he vehemently supports the Kirk resolution, but opposed an unrelated provision in the rule that blocks Congress' ability from weighing in on tariff policy.ABC REPORTER CALLS CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSIN'S TEXT MESSAGES WITH TRANSGENDER PARTNER VERY TOUCHING"Im a cosponsor of the Kirk resolution, and obviously I will vote for it, but shamefully they turned off Congresss ability to vote on tariffs with this rule," Massie said.Rule votes are procedural hurdles that commonly tie together unrelated pieces of legislation that, if adopted, allow House lawmakers to debate each measure individually before respective votes.The current rule's adoption means House lawmakers could vote on the resolution to honor Kirk on either Thursday or Friday.A vote on the measure to avert a government shutdown a short-term extension of current federal funding levels called a continuing resolution, or CR is expected Friday morning.It is not surprising that no Democrats supported the rule's adoption on Wednesday; rule votes traditionally fall along party lines and have rarely seen bipartisan crossover, even if the legislation they include has wide support from both Republicans and Democrats.And while Democrats are largely expected to buck the GOP-led government funding patch, the resolution to honor Kirk's legacy is expected to get healthy bipartisan support.The Turning Point USA founder was assassinated last week during a college campus speaking event in Utah.The resolution to honor him, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., lauded Kirk as "one of the most prominent voices in America, engaging in respectful, civil discourse across college campuses, media platforms and national forums, always seeking to elevate truth, foster understanding and strengthen the Republic."SCRUTINY INTENSIFIES OVER SECURITY LAPSES SURROUNDING THE CHARLIE KIRK SHOOTINGIt also said Kirk's "commitment to civil discussion and debate stood as a model for young Americans across the political spectrum, and he worked tirelessly to promote unity without compromising on conviction," and it called his killing "a sobering reminder of the growing threat posed by political extremism and hatred in our society."Both Democrats and Republicans have released statements condemning political violence in the wake of Kirk's killing.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe latter measure that advanced on Wednesday evening, the CR, will keep government agencies funded at current levels through Nov. 21 of this year if it's passed by the House and Senate and signed into law by President Donald Trump.That bill includes a combined $88 million in added security funds for Congress, the judicial branch and the executive branch.Conversations about boosting lawmaker security, in particular, had been ongoing but took on new urgency after Kirk's death.

Hilaria Baldwin is living out her dream.During Tuesday's premiere of "Dancing with the Stars," the mom of seven gave a stellar performance with partner Gleb Savchenko as her husband, Alec Baldwin, and other members of her family in the audience cheering her on."It's such a dream to have my family here," she told Fox News Digital after the show's premiere.Ahead of her debut dance to Jennifer Lopez's "Let's Get Loud," Hilaria took her rehearsals with Savchenko from Los Angeles to New York, where she lives with Alec and their seven children.HILARIA BALDWIN SCORES 'DANCING WITH THE STARS' AFTER BUMPY JOURNEY TO REALITY TV FAME"With one week to go, I'm taking Gleb to New York, where I live. I'm so excited to share this experience with my family," she said in the "DWTS" package before her live performance."She's a hard worker," Alec told the "DWTS" camera while sitting in on Hilaria's rehearsal. "This was her life until she got injured, so shes just going to give it everything she has. Im proud of her, very proud of her."IRELAND BALDWIN CALLS HILARIA 'BAT S--- CRAZY' BUT CREDITS HER WITH SAVING DAD ALECS LIFEDuring their live cha-cha performance, Hilaria and Gleb shared an intimate moment in which they came face to face. Alec was seen clapping, but fans instantly noticed the expression on his face."Im crying the camera panning over to alec baldwin he does not want to be there," one person wrote on X."Alec Baldwin watching Hilaria and Glebs steamy Cha-Cha like That poker face deserves its own mirrorball trophy ," another added.Other viewers pointed out how the Baldwins always support each other."Alec Baldwin popping up on DWTS Hilaria hyping him up as always. Gotta respect the support system," one X user noted."Hilaria Baldwins gratitude for Alec and the kids' support on *DWTS* is heartwarming. Family backing makes the spotlight a little less intimidating! ," another wrote.WATCH: DWTS CONTESTANT HILARIA BALDWIN SAYS IT'S A DREAM TO HAVE HUSBAND ALEC BALDWIN IN THE CROWDAPP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTHilaria told People magazine that Alec has been "supportive" throughout her "Dancing with the Stars" journey thus far."He's been wanting me to do this show for a very long time, and he has been very supportive and he's very happy for this," she said. "I've supported him through a lot, and I think he's excited to do this."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSpeaking with Fox News Digital, the yoga instructor admitted that she never thought she'd get to this point in her career."I mean, it's not just the experience and how warm and welcoming this environment is and everybody here in 'Dancing with the Stars' family, but this was something I loved to dance, and I didn't do it on the same level as him, but I loved it a lot," Hilaria said after the show's premiere. "And then I broke my hip and all of a sudden I was in a wheelchair and I thought I would never dance again. I just closed that chapter. I closed that door.""So to be here dancing with [Gleb], specifically him, he's so about technique and mentality and all of the stuff that my nerdy dancer self loves, it's just a dream come true. He's nicer to me than I am to myself. I feel like we're very similar. It's so interesting, the science of how they pair people together, and I think that we're very similar in some very surprising ways."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Training at the beginning was like blisters on the feet, so I've gotten through that phase. You show up every day, and you work, and you focus, and you just do your best because the time is very short," she continued."We're accomplishing a lot in a very short period of time," she added. "All of the couples are. And so that has been, that's fun for me, it's play time. I think the hardest thing is my mind. To stay focused, you know, I'm somebody who sometimes I'm a little, I get unfocused, and so really staying present and being grateful for each moment is something that I'm trying to do rather than being hard on myself".

Music superstar Cardi B and four-time NFL Pro Bowler Stefon Diggs are expecting their first child together.The Grammy Award-winning rapper confirmed her pregnancy during a recent sitdown with morning television anchor Gayle King on "CBS Mornings.""I'm having a baby with my boyfriend, Stefon Diggs," Cardi B said during the pre-taped interview. "I'm happy. I feel like I'm in a good space. I feel very strong. I feel very powerful that I'm doing all this work, but I'm doing all this work while I'm creating a baby."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThis will be the fourth child for the "Bodak Yellow" rapper. She shares two daughters, Blossom and Kulture, and a son, Wave, with fellow rapper Kiari Cephus whose stage name is Offset. Diggs has an 8-year-old daughter, Nova, from a previous relationship, according to People.Cardi B announcing that she will become a mother of four coincides with the news that she will embark on her first-ever headlining arena tour in support of her long-awaited second studio album, "Am I the Drama?"Cardi B and Diggs baby is expected to arrive before the music stars tour kicks off in February. It is unclear if the child could be born before the 60th edition of the Super Bowl.TOM BRADY'S NFL POWER RANKINGS: HOW FAR DO CHIEFS FALL? WHO SITS BEHIND EAGLES?The big game is scheduled for Feb. 8 in the San Francisco Bay Area. Cardi B hits the road a few days later in Southern California.Speculation about a romance between Cardi B and Diggs began swirling last October. The couple made their first public appearance together in May 2025 when they sat courtside at a New York Knicks playoff game at Madison Square Garden.Reporters in the New England Patriots locker room asked Diggs if he had any celebrations in the works in light of Cardi B's announcement."We'll see," he said Wednesday.Diggs agreed to a three-year contract with the Patriots this past offseason. He missed the bulk of New England's voluntary offseason program as he rehabbed from a torn ACL suffered in Week 8 last season.He was eventually fully medically cleared and appeared in each of the Patriots' first two regular season games. Diggs enters Week 3 with 89 receiving yards.Diggs recorded at least 1,000 receiving yards in six consecutive seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills. He appeared in eight games during his lone season with the Houston Texans and finished the 2024 campaign with 496 yards.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Minor league hockey player Orca Wiesblatt died in a car accident inCanada over the weekend, his agency and former team confirmed Monday. He was 25.O2K Sports Management released a statement confirming Wiesblatts death."With heavy hearts, we mourn and share the sad news that Orca Wiesblatt has tragically passed away. Orca was an incredible person both on and off the ice. He brought his passion for thegame of hockey along with kindness, humility, and his love for family everywhere he went," the statement read.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Along with his siblings, Orca helped raise awareness for the deaf community and highlighted the importance of learning and using American Sign Language. Orca will be deeply missed by everyone at O2K, and our thoughts are with the Wiesblatt family during this incredibly difficult time."Wiesblatt played for the Athens Rock Lobsters of the Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL) last season. The teamreleased a statement confirming that the young player died "following a traffic accident" in British Columbia early Sunday morning.Other details surrounding the accident were not immediately known.GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL MOURNS 17-YEAR-OLD 'GOLF TEAM LEADER' WHO DIED SUDDENLY"Orca will always be remembered as one of the players who helped set the tone for our franchise in its very first season," team president Scott Hull said in a statement. "His passion for the game and his infectious energy made him a fan favorite and a true teammate. But more than that, Orca was an even better person off the ice kind, humble, and someone everyone was grateful to know. We are devastated by this loss and our thoughts are with his family."According to the teams website, Wiesblatt was a Calgary native who played hockey in several minor and junior leagues, including the Western Hockey League (WHL) and the Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL). He signed with the Allen Americans of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) last month before the start of the new season."We are all heartbroken," head coach and general manager Steve Martinson said. "Orca (Wiesblatt) was really looking forward to this next step in his hockey career. He wasnt just skilled, he was a momentum changing hitter. I can still see his grin when he would return to the bench after one of his big hits. That is what we will miss the most, his infectious smile."Wiesblatt is one of five siblings and the son of two deaf parents. All four sons played hockey, and despite the financial struggles their mother faced raising them alone, they were able to continue to pursue the sport at an elite level.Ozzy Wiesblatt, Orcas younger brother, made his NHL debut for theNashville Predators in January.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A group of Charlie Kirk supporters is petitioning Starbucks to honor the slain conservative activist by adding his signature tea order to menus nationwide.The campaign, called "Get Charlie Kirk's Starbucks Order On Every Starbucks Menu," was launched on Change.org on Sept. 14.In the petition description, the organizer wrote that Kirk's murder has left "millions of people around the world heartbroken, agonized and completely devastated."CHARLIE KIRK DELIVERED MESSAGE ABOUT LIFE'S UPS AND DOWNS TO RESTAURANT LEADERS HOURS BEFORE SHOOTING DEATH"To honor Charlie Kirks legacy I and those who join me in signing this petition ask Starbucks to put Charlie Kirks order on their menus with the name 'Kirk Special' or 'The Charlie Kirk' or some other iteration containing his name," the organizer added.As of the early evening of Sept. 17, the petition had accrued a modest number of signatures and a handful of comments from supporters."Im signing in honor of Charlie Kirk," one comment read. "May his legacy of courage, conviction and love for this country continue to inspire others."Another person wrote, "I think this is important, to remember Charlie's legacy."FROZEN YOGURT JOINT 'RECEIVING HATE' AND DEATH THREATS FOLLOWING CHARLIE KIRK TRIBUTEThe person added, "He always ordered the drink and kept it with him while debating, so it's like an iconic thing. It's important to not forget him and to remember something about him [that] he always ordered."The petition came after Kirk's favorite Starbucks order a mint majesty tea with two honeys circulated following his killing. Two Starbucks cups were photographed near him moments before he was fatally shot on Sept. 10.A resurfaced video posted by Turning Point USA shows Kirk explaining his order."My question is, what is your Starbucks order? You've been carrying a Starbucks cup around all day," a student asked him.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"That's a great question," Kirk responded. "I literally drink this for one reason, because I lose my voice very easily. It is literally just mint majesty tea with two honeys.""And I drink like nine of them a day," he said. "Otherwise, I lose my voice so now you know the Starbucks order."Fox News Digital reached out to Starbucks for more information. The company did not return a request for comment.MORE FROM FOX NEWS LIFESTYLEFox News Digital also reached out to Change.org.The petition came as a Starbucks worker in Yucaipa, California, was called out on TikTok for refusing to write Charlie Kirk's name for an order.The TikTok user said that her husband ordered a mint majesty tea under Kirk's name and was told that he had to "pick a different name" because they don't "honor politics here."Starbucks told Fox News Digital on Tuesday that there was no policy against writing Kirk's name on a cup and that the company was "working to understand what took place in this store."Ashley DiMella of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.

The third week of the 2025 NFL season will feature a full slate of games, beginning with the Miami Dolphins trying to avoid going 0-3 against the Buffalo Bills.But its far from the only game fans will be watching out for. New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson enters the week as the league leader in passing yards (618) with Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones (588) behind him.But the Giants are still winless, and so are their opponents, the Kansas City Chiefs.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThose are far from the only intriguing matchups going into the week.Read below for the rest of the docket.EX-NFL STAR SHAWNE MERRIMAN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT CHARGERS THROUGH 2 WEEKSFollow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content. Here's what's happening-Gun seller takes stand in Trump assassination attempt trial with key testimony about rifle purchase-DHS blames political rhetoric for surge in assaults on ICE agents after Charlie Kirk murder-House Dem warns both sides on 'road to ruin' as political divide deepens over Kirk assassinationFBI Director Kash Patel is testifying before House lawmakers on Wednesday in a hearing focused on the bureau's dramatic reforms in the second Trump administration and the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk.Patel is facing questions in five-minute rounds from Republicans and Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee as part of an annual oversight hearing, marking the director's second appearance in as many days on Capitol Hill after he testified before the Senate one day prior.House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, raised what he said was a weaponization of the FBI against conservatives, reviving concerns his committee regularly brought up during FBI Director Christopher Wray's tenure. Jordan praised Patel for what he said was a course correctionRead morePROFESSOR VEEP: Donald Trump's first vice president snags new jobPOLITICAL SHOWDOWN: Patel spars with House Democrats on allegations he's involved in Epstein 'cover-up': 'Categorically false'INFANT HEALTH POLICY: Rand Paul clashes with top Democrat over CDC pushing vaccines on infantsBROKEN HOUSE: 'Squad' member, Nancy Mace clash on social media: 'You belong in rehab'GROOMING CRACKDOWN: Pentagon unveils new 'clean shaven' standards, only allows medical exemptions for one yearGOP COLLISION: Republican who defied Trump over 2020 election results launches battleground state governor bidMAYOR VS FAITH: Whitmer quiet on Muslim mayor telling critic of terrorist sympathizer he's 'not welcome'BIGGER THAN EVER: 'This is the turning point:' TPUSA says campus chapter requests surge over 54,000 after Kirk's assassinationSPEECH SHIELD: Liberal professors group backs faculty speech after Charlie Kirk assassination, silent on condemning attack'SOMBER' REFLECTION: Utah Valley University mourns Charlie Kirk as campus reopens after assassination: 'Extremely traumatic'LEGACY IN MOTION: Arizona highway could honor Charlie Kirk after assassination rocks conservative movementHATE IN SCHOOLS: Celebratory, dismissive reactions to Charlie Kirks death putting educators under scrutinyFREE SPEECH FIGHT: Mamdani labeled Kirk a 'far-right extremist' who should be canceled from speaking in NYCGet the latest updates on the Trump administration and Congress, exclusive interviews and more on FoxNews.com.

A grand jury has indicted the man accused of fatally stabbing a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte light rail train, a case that has intensified concerns about violence on the citys transit system.According to Mecklenburg Superior Court records, Decarlos Dejuan Brown Jr. has been formally charged with first-degree murder in the death of Iryna Zarutska.Prosecutors allege that on Aug. 22, 2025, Brown unlawfully and intentionally killed Zarutska in what investigators described as a random act of violence.The indictment states the act was committed "with malice aforethought," a phrase used in North Carolina law to indicate the crime was carried out willfully and with intent.TRAIN STABBING SUSPECTS FAMILY HAS HISTORY OF CRIMES, RECORDS SHOWGrand jurors returned a true bill of indictment last week, agreeing there was sufficient evidence to move forward. The case now advances to Superior Court, with Browns next hearing scheduled for Oct. 16. If convicted, he faces a sentence of life in prison or, if sought by prosecutors, the death penalty.The indictment lists numerous Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) officers as witnesses, reflecting the scope of the investigation. Authorities said surveillance video captured the attack, and Brown, who has been arrested 14 times over the past 12 years and has a documented history of mental health issues, was quickly taken into custody.Brown has also been ordered to undergo a 60-day mental health evaluation at a regional hospital. The court ruled his capacity to proceed is in question despite prior local evaluations. The evaluation will determine if he can stand trial.Zarutska, who fled Ukraine to escape the war, had been working at a local pizzeria and studying English at a Charlotte community college. She was returning home from work when she was stabbed near the Camden light rail station.In a statement released last week through its attorney, Zarutskas family described her as a "kind and hardworking young woman, deeply loved by her family and friends."PAM BONDI SAYS DEATH PENALTY A POSSIBILITY FOR IRYNA ZARUTSKA KILLERThe family expressed profound grief over her sudden loss and emphasized that they want the suspect in her murder to remain in custody."We are heartbroken beyond words. Iryna came here to find peace and safety and instead her life was stolen from her in the most horrific way," the statement said. "No family should have to go through this."Their focus, they said, is on seeking justice for Iryna and highlighting what they believe is a broader issue with safety in public spaces."This could have been anyone riding the light rail that night We are committed to making sure this never happens again."Following Zarutskas death, WCNC Charlotte obtained records from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) that detail several incidents near the light rail system.Just two days after her death, on Aug. 24, a 20-year-old man reported being bitten on both arms by a suspect while riding a light rail train. On Aug. 30, another report documented an assault on a different light rail platform, where an unknown individual struck a victim in the face. According to police, an arrest was made in that case.In the early morning hours of Sept. 3, a man believed to be homeless reported being held at gunpoint and robbed, with nearly $3,000 taken from his CashApp account. A few days later, on Sept. 5, a 52-year-old woman called authorities, stating she was threatened and then forced by a suspect to make unwanted physical contact with their genital area.All the incidents were recorded as occurring in or around the light rail or trolley areas, and several theft reports were included.CHARLOTTE TRAIN STABBING SUSPECT'S BROTHER SAYS KILLING COULD HAVE BEEN 'PREVENTED'Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles addressed the issue, reiterating the city's dedication to enhancing public safety."City leaders have been working to improve safety in our community and on our transit system and we will continue to do so," Lyles wrote in a post on X.Lyles said some of the changes underway included increased security presence, adding nearly "30 additional security personnel" to the Blue Line."We are committed to working with everyone to ensure that our community continues to be safe. I believe in Charlotte, and we will come out stronger together," Lyles wrote.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAt a recent press briefing, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said the brutality of Brown's crime has prompted prosecutors to keep all options on the table."This young woman died a horrific, horrific death, as we all saw, captured on video. It was horrible." Bondi said. "The steps are, we charge, then we indict. Then, legally, we make the decision whether or not to seek the death penalty. That is certainly on the table once he is indicted for this horrific crime."A decision on whether to pursue capital punishment is expected later in the legal process.Fox News Digital reached out to Brown's lawyer for comment but did not immediately receive a response.

Mike Wolfe found a semblance of peace days after he was involved in a car collision.The "American Pickers" star admitted it felt "so good" to be home recovering with his girlfriend, Leticia Cline, after spending days in the hospital following the incident.Wolfe, 61, asked his followers for "good energy and prayers" before his partner returned to the hospital for surgery. Cline suffered a number of injuries from the car collision, including a broken jaw, broken ribs and a collapsed lung.AMERICAN PICKERS STAR MIKE WOLFE HOSPITALIZED AFTER GRUESOME CAR CRASHCline's injuries were more significant than Wolfe's, which required a multiple-night stay at a local hospital in the Columbia, Tenn. area.On the mend at home, she shared her recovery updates with fans on social media. Cline revealed her jaw was broken in three places, and despite current swelling, her doctors are hopeful for a complete recovery.AMERICAN PICKERS STAR MIKE WOLFE MAKES TOUGH DECISION TO SHUTTER NASHVILLE STORE"The doctors are currently creating pieces to put into my jaw to make it work," she wrote. "I'll have three incisions on the outside of my face for surgery, but they're really positive for an almost complete recovery. However it will be a long recovery at that."In one image, Cline held a naloxone nasal spray prescription, a medication commonly used to reverse opioid overdoses."When you're on so many meds they're worried about an accidental overdose," Cline wrote. She shared an image of her bruised knees which can "never catch a break. So many surgeries and injuries on them over the years."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe History Channel star showed an image of his heavily damaged blue vintage vehicle on social media Sunday following the collision. Cline revealed on her own social media platforms that her jaw hit the shattered car window."By the grace of God, we're both safe and okay," Wolfe shared with his fans. "We are both receiving excellent care and while Leticia is still in the hospital, she is expected to make a full recovery."Wolfe added, "Thank you for respecting our privacy at this time and we appreciate all of your love & prayers. God bless.""Hopefully I get surgery tomorrow," she wrote in a post shared late Saturday."Broken jaw (in a few places), broken ribs, sternum, collapsed lung and a lot of swelling on my spine. My mouth will be wired shut but I still got my brain and that's all that matters."