Slipknot's Sid Wilson, 47, was hospitalized after suffering serious burns in a fire explosion on the farm he shares with girlfriend Kelly Osbourne.

The incident, which left Wilson with second-degree burns on his face and arms, occurred while he was working on a burn pile, and despite the severity of his injuries, Wilson has reassured fans -- and Ozzy Osbourne alike -- that he plans to join the band’s upcoming tour in September, as the Daily Maili reports.

Wilson is currently recovering in the hospital, where he has been receiving treatment for his wounds. He has shared updates from his hospital bed, including images and videos of his injuries, which show blisters and inflamed skin on his face and arms. The flames even singed off his mustache, adding to the extent of the damage.

Wilson Shares Updates from Hospital Bed

The rocker took to social media to inform fans of his condition, stating, "Hi, everybody, I had an explosion in my face," and added, "I'm ok, I'm gonna be ok, but I did have some serious burns to my face and my arms." He later added humor to the situation by joking, "My lips got f***ed up pretty good. It's cheap Botox."

The incident has led to extensive treatment for Wilson, including an X-ray to ensure that he did not inhale any flames during the explosion. He described his injuries, stating, "I'm singed everywhere. Eyebrows are singed. My mouth is blistered. My arms [are] pretty bad. Both of my arms." Despite these injuries, Wilson remains optimistic and determined to return to the stage.

Wilson Reflects on Previous Injuries

This is not the first time Wilson has faced a significant injury. He recalled a previous incident where he chopped off his finger around New Year's Day. While speaking to a nurse about his recent tetanus shot, he mentioned, "The last time I got my tetanus shot was when I chopped off my finger a few months ago around New Year's Day."

Wilson has also taken the time to caution his fans about the dangers of working with fire, emphasizing that safety should always be a priority.

He admitted, "Everyone out there, be really safe when you're messing with fire," and added, "I will say ... I do know better." His experience serves as a reminder of the risks involved in such activities, even for those who have dealt with them many times before.

Slipknot’s September Tour Remains on Schedule

Despite the challenges Wilson is facing, he has made it clear that his injuries will not stop him from joining Slipknot's upcoming tour.

The North American leg of Slipknot's "Here Comes the Pain" tour is set to continue starting September 1 at Rocklahoma in Pryor, Oklahoma. Wilson stated, "I'm gonna be alright and I don't care what it takes, I'm gonna see you on tour." This determination has been a source of encouragement for fans who are eager to see him back on stage.

Kelly Osbourne, Wilson's girlfriend, also commented on the incident, warning, "This is why you don't f*** with burn piles," and added that Wilson "literally set himself on fire [and] exploded everything." Her remarks highlight the severity of the situation and serve as a reminder of the dangers associated with burn piles.

Wilson Expresses Gratitude for Fan Support

In the aftermath of the incident, Wilson has expressed his gratitude for the outpouring of support from fans. He took to social media to thank everyone, saying, "Thank you to everybody for the get well wishes. Don't worry about me, I'll be OK. I'm gonna be alright." His message was one of reassurance, as he promised fans that he would take better care of himself moving forward.

Wilson also participated in an Instagram Live session, both from the ambulance and later from the hospital, to keep fans updated on his condition. During these sessions, he reiterated his commitment to recovery and his determination to return to performing with Slipknot.

"You guys take care of yourself, and I will take better care of myself. I'll see you soon," he said, emphasizing his resolve to push through the pain.

Slipknot Fans Anticipate Wilson’s Return

As Wilson continues his recovery, Slipknot fans are eagerly awaiting his return to the stage. His determination to join the band for their September tour has been met with widespread support, with many fans sending messages of encouragement.

Wilson’s resilience in the face of adversity has been inspiring, and his commitment to performing, despite his injuries, has only strengthened the bond between him and his fans.

Wilson’s final message to his followers was one of optimism and defiance: "This ain't gonna stop me." His words reflect his unyielding spirit and his dedication to Slipknot and its fans.

In conclusion, Sid Wilson’s recent injury from a fire explosion has left him with serious burns, but his determination to recover and rejoin Slipknot's tour has inspired fans.

The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers associated with fire, and Wilson’s experience underscores the importance of caution. Despite the setback, Wilson’s resilience and positive attitude have reassured fans that he will be back on stage soon