Country star Tyler Hubbard impaled by barbed HOOK

A family camping trip descended into chaos for a country star who was unfortunately impaled by a fishing hook. 

Florida Georgia Line singer Tyler Hubbard, 39, somehow got a fishing hook lodged into the back of his head but was saved by his wife Hayley Stommel, 38, who manually extracted the device from his scalp with pliers. 

The gruesome moment was captured on camera and posted to his Instagram with the caption, ‘Breakfast had to wait…’ 

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Hubbard for comment.  

‘You can tell those little barbs really work,’ An impressed Stommel says during her first attempts at removing it by hand. 

Their children were present and curiously watched along as their mother saved the day. 

Tyler Hubbard was impaled in the head by a fishing hook during a family camping trip

The hook somehow lodged onto Hubbard’s scalp  

‘Is it bleeding mom?’ one of their kids asks.

‘It’s probably not bleeding a lot but it might be a little,’ Hubbard responds.  

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‘I’m just going to get my bearings here,’ his wife said.  ‘Are there any tricks to this?’ she asks.

‘No,’ Hubbard responds. 

‘Oh it’s like a big hook!’ she says.

One of their children offered their father moral support: ‘Dad, just don’t think about it, mom’s just going to pull it right away.’

Stommel also praised her husband: ‘You’re doing great,’ she says. ‘You’re so brave,’ she continues before stopping for a break. 

‘Does it hurt so bad dad?’ one of his kids asks. 

‘Yeah, kind of does,’ he replies. 

Hubbard’s wife Hayley saved the day as she removed the hook with pliers

‘You can tell those little barbs really work,’ An impressed Stommel says during her first attempts at removing it by hand 

She eventually is able to snap it off with pliers: ‘Oh I got it!’ 

Fortunately it appears the incident was resolved before Hubbard and his family returned home. 

Hubbard rose to fame as a member of the singing duo Florida Georgia Line before embarking on his own solo career.

It’s unclear how exactly the hook wound up on his head

She was eventually able to remove it with pliers

Hubbard rose to fame as a member of the singing duo Florida Georgia Line before embarking on his own solo career

His new song, 902180, will be out this Friday. 

Hubbard has been married to Stommel since 2015, with the couple tying the knot during an outdoor ceremony at Trail Creek Cabin in Sun Valley.

‘There’s something about being able to call Hayley my wife and say that it’s official!,’ Hubbard told People at the time. 

‘Marriage is forever and we’re just so happy to share our love forever,’ he added. 

They now share three children together: Olivia, eight, Luca, six, and Atlas, five.