Harry Kane’s Children Involved in Car Crash in Germany: All Safe

Harry Kane‘s three children, Louis, Vivienne, and Ivy, were involved in a car crash in Germany, near Munich, but fortunately, all are safe and sound.

The incident took place as Kane was away in London for Bayern Munich‘s Champions League match, and his children were traveling in a Mercedes van when a Renault collided with their vehicle on state highway 2071 near Schäftlarn, also hitting a Land Rover in the process.

While the collision resulted in some damage to the vehicles, including the Mercedes, Renault, and Land Rover, the most important outcome was that there were no serious injuries among the nine individuals involved in the crash.

Kane’s children, Louis aged 3, Vivienne aged 5, and Ivy aged 7, were taken to the hospital for a routine check-up but reportedly only sustained minor injuries.

A spokesperson for Kane reassured the public that the children were fine and had gone to the hospital purely as a precautionary measure.

Daniel Buck, the chief of the Hohenschäftlarn volunteer fire department, described the fortunate outcome, highlighting that while there were some minor injuries like neck pain, it was indeed lucky that no one suffered severe harm in the accident.

Kane’s wife, Katie, and their youngest child, Henry, were not present in the vehicle during the crash, ensuring their safety during the unfortunate incident.