Entertainment Movies Tyler Perry 'Absolutely Fine' Following Car Accident Which Left His Bentley Badly Damaged The director was involved in a car accident after leaving the Hollywood Burbank Airport in Los Angeles on Wednesday night By Olivia Jakiel Olivia Jakiel Olivia Jakiel is a former associate editor at PEOPLE. She left PEOPLE in 2022. People Editorial Guidelines and Elizabeth Leonard Published on December 16, 2021 09:03PM EST Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Tyler Perry had quite a scare on Wednesday night after he was involved in an accident that left his Bentley SUV and another car badly damaged. "Tyler is absolutely fine, as is the other driver," a source close to Perry tells PEOPLE, detailing the events that led up to the wreck in Los Angeles. "The other driver cut across three lanes of traffic, right across Tyler's path, and unfortunately his car hit her driver's side." TMZ Tyler Perry Gives 1,000 Gift Cards to Atlanta Residents & Cops Hand Them Out in Community Outreach The collision took place shortly after the I Can Do Bad All By Myself director, 52, left the airport in Burbank, California, According to TMZ. TMZ Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The outlet reports that neither party, including the female driver of the other car, sustained any serious injuries, and the accident wasn't serious enough to generate a police report. RELATED VIDEO: Tyler Perry Sets Up COVID Vaccination Site for His Studio's Staff and Crew, Over 250 Attend In June, Perry announced in a video posted to his Instagram account that he's bringing back his famous Madea character for Netflix's upcoming 2022 film, A Madea Homecoming. "Hey, guess what's happening? Madea's coming to Netflix," he said in the video clip while slipping in and out of Madea's voice. Tyler Perry Vows 'Every Available Resource Will Be Used' to Find Who Murdered Clarence Avant's Wife "We need to laugh, man, too much is going on in the country," Perry continued, explaining why he decided to bring the character out of retirement two years after the last movie, A Madea Family Funeral, premiered. "We need to laugh, so, I was done, but she's coming back. Madea on Netflix. I can't wait."