Danny's Injury, Latest Update and Announcement
5/20/2026
Finally back in New York!
Safe and Sound.
Thank you so much for your kind thoughts & lots of love.
We are sincerely grateful.
love, AK & Danny
5/17/2026
Wonderful news! Danny's healing really well and finally will be discharged from the hospital in 3 days! It's been the most challenging time but because of your love and support, we're finally nearly out from the toughest stage. Thank you so much for being there for us, keep sending lots of lots of love. We are deeply grateful. love, AK❤️
Here is the message from Danny.
I’m working really hard on my rehabilitation, yesterday my Dr told me I’m doing great & right now I’m the fastest healing patient in the hospital! I have a long way to go, but can’t wait to be back home in Brooklyn, thank you all so much for the Love & encouragement, it means the world to me, Danny❤️
5/12/2026
Great News! Danny's healing well and is getting around using crutches. He's super excited to see you all at the 5/24 718 Sessions @ Knockdown Center OUTDOOR party! Thank you all so much for your wonderful love and support, we're sincerely grateful. love, AK ❤️
Here is the message from Danny:
It’s been a difficult Journey, but I’m feeling so much better now, can’t wait to be back with my 718 sessions family, “I WANNA SEE ALL MY FRIENDS AT ONCE” so looking forward to seeing you all, Danny ❤️
5/5/2026
Hi everyone, this is Danny’s wife AK. Thank you all for your wonderful love & support for Danny. We're sincerely grateful. I would like to share the latest update & hope with you on behalf of Danny.
Danny’s doctor said if he follows all his rehabilitation instructions, he will be at 718 Sessions at Knockdown Center on 5/24, and playing a few songs… or more! (You know Danny), especially with all your love. :)
Danny’s looking forward to seeing you all! “I Wanna See All My Friends At Once!”.
We'll keep you update via social media and website as well, IG @dannykrivit
Thank you so much for all your kindness and understanding. Love you all. Love, AK
Here’s a few words directly from Danny.
Battling my way back to home to be with my 718 Sessions family and all the people I truly love. My incredible wife Akemi is by my side doing every single thing for me, I’m so grateful for her, and everyone for their love and support. Danny
Previous Announcement as of 5/2/2026
Hi everybody, thank you so much for your kind messages, warm encouragement, deep love & support & prayers. Danny's surgery was successful and we are sincerely thankful for that. Even though he's going through the toughest time, all the love receiving from you lifting his spirit up.
It will be a long recovery process, but I'm sure he'll get through it with your support and will be back soon.
Again, thank you so much for being there for us. We are deeply grateful.
Love you all love, AK
Here is Danny.
This is harder than I ever could have imagined, thank you all for the love!
I hope that even my dearest friends can understand how hard this is for me & that it might take a while to respond to people.
My incredible wife Akemi is by my side handling every detail, overseeing, translating, dealing with insurance, travel, all my special needs & so much more… please understand that it might take while for her to respond too. I would truly appreciate that, as I do truly appreciate you all so much, Danny
Full Detail about Danny's injury
Danny while in Tokyo slipped in the rain and severely broke the tibia bone directly above his ankle and a fracture below his knee. The break was sharply diagonal.
April 30th he had the surgery, where they discovered a third fracture just below the tibia.
The misalignment was very severe so the doctor had to insert permanent metal rods into those bones to align from the knee to the ankle, and tighten them up with the bolts.
Coming out of surgery Danny was in unimaginable pain for 3 full days. Now the pain is still severe but more manageable. Danny has several medical conditions that are complicating & delaying the recovery process. That said, the doctors are happy with the surgery outcome.
He has to stay in the hospital for a minimum of 2 weeks in Japan post surgery.
First 6 weeks, he needs to use crutches to walk carefully without putting any pressure on the leg.
And the rest of the time, keep his injuries elevated above his heart.
Continue to use crutches for 3 more months for the bones to stick back together.
After 6 months, he will be able to walk but full recovery might take longer than 1 year.