Simon Cowell’s son Eric was “so mad” at him for riding an e-bike after two horrific crashes

Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell was forced to go back to his hotel after his angry son demanded he get off his e-bike after two horror falls

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Simon Cowell has revealed his son Eric gave him an ear after the 8-year-old discovered his daredevil father had gotten back on his e-bike after two horrific falls.

Back in February, music mogul Simon, 62, was in pain when he fell off his beloved e-bike and broke his arm.

It came after the X Factor mogul previously fractured his back after a similar fall in Malibu in 2020.

Of course, after his two horrific falls, his son Eric was less than impressed when he found out his dad was riding his bike again, which was causing him so much pain.

Although Simon is dying to get back in the saddle, his son was furious about it.

In a new interview, Simon revealed his eight-year-old mini-me “walked him to the hotel” after seeing him on the e-bike.

Speak with Email onlinethe Britain’s Got Talent star revealed he’s an incredibly accident-prone person – and he’s always looked after by his son Eric.

“I’ve always been very accident prone! Luckily it wasn’t that bad, so you learn something from it. But you can’t get me off the bike,” he said.

“‘I actually rode on one the other day, I was somewhere that I wasn’t on a road, and I took my bike with me, and I was actually like, ‘I need to get back on my bike.'” Then Eric saw me and went crazy. He was so angry he made me go it,” added Simon.

He further explained: “We were staying at a hotel so he let me go back to the restaurant and then to our room.

“It’s like a role reversal that’s happening now, I’m the kid now and he’s the parent, it’s hysterical.

“The good thing was that I wasn’t nervous when I started, I really enjoyed it.”

It comes after Simon avoided a serious injury in his second e-bike crash in February when he got on his e-bike without a helmet.

At the height of the pandemic, Simon was also bedridden for weeks after breaking his back following his first horror crash.