'AGT: Extreme' 's Jonathan Goodwin Released from Hospital 4 Months After On-Set Accident: 'Finally Out'

Jonathan Goodwinis back home just in time for his birthday. TheAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremestuntman, 42, announced Sunday that he was released from the hospital after the Octoberon-set accidentthat resulted in multiple broken bones, sharing the news with a photo of himself and fiancéeAmanda Abbington. “Four months later… finally out of hospital,” Goodwinwrotein the caption. “My birthday today… can’t think of a better way to spend it than with my love.”

'AGT: Extreme' 's Jonathan Goodwin Speaks Out After Stunt Gone Wrong: 'Long Road to Recovery'

America’s Got Talent: ExtremecontestantJonathan Goodwinis speaking out after his Oct. 14 accident on the Atlanta set of the upcoming spinoff show. On Wednesday, the 40-year-old stunt performer shared an update on his health after he was hospitalized last week following an escape act gone wrong at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where the show is being filmed. In the newphototaken from his hospital bed, Goodwin appears to have scabs on his face and a bandaged hand.

'AGT: Extreme' 's Jonathan Goodwin Suffered Multiple Broken Bones During On-Set Accident: Report

Photo: Walter McBride/WireImageStunt performer Jonathan Goodwin, whowas hospitalizedafter an accident on the Atlanta set ofAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremelast Thursday, is facing several injuries.The 40-year-old escape artist, who was sandwiched between two cars after failing to free himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air, broke “multiple” bones in both legs and suffered cuts and burns “all over his face,” according toTMZ, which obtained the police report.The responding officer told the outlet they were “able to observe the stuntman after the incident and [Goodwin] was conscious and alert,” adding that authorities determined he “had good vital signs” following the accident.

'AGT: Extreme' 's Nikki Bella, Terry Crews Send Injured Contestant Jonathan Goodwin Well Wishes

America’s Got Talent: Extreme’s new judgeNikki Bellaand host Terry Crews are sending their support to Jonathan Goodwin, who was hospitalized last Thursday after a terrifying stunt gone wrong. Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images, Instagram; Paula Lobo/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images “Lots of prayers and love for your road to recovery! We all will be here rooting you on and spreading the good!” the WWE superstar commented. Crews, 53, shared a comment as well for Goodwin, who competed on season 15 ofAGTlast year, making it to the semifinal round.

'AGT: Extreme' Contestant Jonathan Goodwin Hospitalized After Daredevil Stunt Goes Wrong

Photo: NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images A contestant onAmerica’s Got Talent: Extremewas severely injured during a performance on set Thursday, PEOPLE confirms. Stunt performer Jonathan Goodwin, who calls himself “The Daredevil,” remains in the hospital after his escape act on NBC’s upcoming spinoff series went wrong. The incident occurred at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where the show is being filmed. “During a rehearsal last evening forAmerica’s Got Talent: Extreme, an accident occurred in which escape artist Jonathan Goodwin was injured while performing his act,” a spokesperson for the show tells PEOPLE in a statement.