Blue Wiggle Anthony Field rushed to hospital in Boston

Blue Wiggle Anthony Field. Photo / Getty

Sydney-born children's entertainer Anthony Field, known as the Blue Wiggle, injured himself colliding with a revolving door and was taken to the Tuft Medical Centre in Boston.

Field and his fellow Wiggles had just finished the group's tour of the US when the accident happened.

The 55-year-old, who is the group's only original member and has an estimated worth of $20 million, required 12 facial stitches.

He took to Instagram to reassure fans he was feeling better after "walking the wrong way" into the door.

Field also thanked the paramedics and the medical staff who treated him.

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Big thank you to the ambos and Doc Rice at the Tuft Medical Center in Boston! 12 stitches in my nose after walking the wrong way into a revolving door! #thewiggles

A post shared by Anthony_Wiggle (@anthony_wiggle) on Jun 18, 2018 at 3:03pm PDT

The Wiggles are booked to perform seven shows in Canada this week before returning to Australia for a national tour beginning in Melbourne on June 30.

Field has been upfront about this health battles over the years.

In January, the beloved entertainer revealed he was experiencing "vision problems" after he was photographed wearing an eyepatch at an Australia Day concert.

In 2007, the father-of-three went public about this battle with depression, describing the rigours of constant touring and how he was left feeling isolated despite his fame.