Says he is now feeling '100 percent' following his near-death experience
Sean Kingston underwent two bouts of emergency open heart surgery for a torn aorta following his jet-ski crash in May.
The 21-year-old singer – who was hospitalised for three weeks following an accident in Miami Beach, which left him with a shattered wrist, broken wrists and water inhalation – was about to be discharged when he felt a "shocking pain" in his chest.
After undergoing a series of tests, he was rushed into the operating room where he was forced to endure two separate sessions of open heart surgery.
He told MTV News: "Then again. They had to go back in for other things."
However, the star's mother admitted she is now banning Sean from his beloved jet-skis.
When asked what she's doing to keep him in line following the accident, she joked: "Selling the jet-skis".
Meanwhile, the 'Beautiful Girls' hitmaker explained he is now feeling "100 percent" following his near-death experience, and is heading to Los Angeles to work on his upcoming third album, with the first single set for release in December.
He added: "I feel 100 per cent. I've been down, I've been in the house coming up with idea. I'm older now. It's going to be a great album."
Sean took over a week after the accident on May 29 to be able to breathe on his own and walk again.
Heart ops follow accident for Sean Kingston (21)
Says he is now feeling '100 percent' following his near-death experience
Sean Kingston underwent two bouts of emergency open heart surgery for a torn aorta following his jet-ski crash in May.
The 21-year-old singer – who was hospitalised for three weeks following an accident in Miami Beach, which left him with a shattered wrist, broken wrists and water inhalation – was about to be discharged when he felt a "shocking pain" in his chest.
After undergoing a series of tests, he was rushed into the operating room where he was forced to endure two separate sessions of open heart surgery.
He told MTV News: "Then again. They had to go back in for other things."
However, the star's mother admitted she is now banning Sean from his beloved jet-skis.
When asked what she's doing to keep him in line following the accident, she joked: "Selling the jet-skis".
Meanwhile, the 'Beautiful Girls' hitmaker explained he is now feeling "100 percent" following his near-death experience, and is heading to Los Angeles to work on his upcoming third album, with the first single set for release in December.
He added: "I feel 100 per cent. I've been down, I've been in the house coming up with idea. I'm older now. It's going to be a great album."
Sean took over a week after the accident on May 29 to be able to breathe on his own and walk again.
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