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Zac Efron Rushed To The Hospital After Swimming Pool Incident In Ibiza!

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Oh no!!! According to TMZ, Zac Efron was hospitalized in Spain on Friday night. Sources with direct knowledge told the outlet the 36-year-old actor was found inside a swimming pool by two people working at a villa in Ibiza and pulled him out of the water.

So scary! Other than that, specific details about the situation have not been revealed yet — such as what kind of medical emergency Zac was facing at the time. Related: Aerosmith Retiring!

Reveals Steven Tyler Can No Longer Sing! Once out of the pool, the High School Musical alum was taken to the hospital.

A rep for Zac told TMZ that he was only rushed to the medical center as a precautionary measure for what they described as a “minor swimming incident.” Thankfully, he is OK!

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