The Voice: Nick Jonas reveals suffering from ‘cracked rib’ after bike spill as top nine perform

Nick Jonas revealed the extent of his injuries on The Voice on Monday after being hospitalized over the weekend.

The 28-year-old singer was asked by show host Carson Daly, 47, about his condition at the start of the show.

‘I’m feeling okay. I’ve been better, but I’m doing alright,’ said Nick who wore a leopard-print jacket and matching trousers.

‘[I have] a cracked rib from a spill on a bike and a few other bumps and bruises. I just wanted to go ahead and say that in case I’m not as physically enthusiastic as I usually am,’ he added.

Nick then turned to fellow coach Blake Shelton, 44, and kindly asked him to ‘not make me laugh too much because it hurts to laugh’.

‘You’re just trying to get sympathy votes on this show,’ Blake quipped as Nick joked that his injury was a ‘big elaborate plan’.

TMZ reported that Nick was hospitalized Saturday night after sustaining an injury while filming.

He was rushed to the hospital where he was treated and released.

Nick despite the rib injury was back on The Voice as the top nine performed on the NBC singing competition show.

The two-hour episode opened with Victor Solomon, 22, of Peoria, Illinois, returning to his roots with the Gospel song I Can Only Imagine by the Christian rock band MercyMe as he represented his coach John Legend, 42.

Blake’s singer Jordan Matthew Young, 34, of Austin, Texas, was up next and performed the 1978 John Conlee song Rose Colored Glasses.

John’s singer Pia Renee, 38, of Chicago, followed him and belted out Turn Your Lights Down Low by Bob Marley featuring Lauryn Hill.

Nick’s young singer Rachel Mac, 15, then performed the Christina Perri song Human.

Kelly Clarkson, 39, had a leading two singers in the top nine and her singer Corey Ward, 34, performed Arcade followed by Gihanna Zoë, 17, who took on Reflection.

Nick’s second singer Dana Monique then showed her range with her performance of Leave The Door Open.

Blake’s next singer Cam Anthony, 19, of Pennsylvania, impressed with his performance of the R&B song It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye To Yesterday.

He lived up to Blake’s high praise as the country star recently predicted that Cam would be the first superstar to emerge from the NBC show.

Kelly’s country singer Kenzie Wheeler, 23, of Dover, Florida, performed last and took on the great country song He Stopped Loving Her Today.

The episode also featured joint performances including Cam, Corey and Kenzie teaming up on Fooled Around And Fell In Love.

Dana, Pia and Victor also performed Shining Star, while Ian Flanagan and Blake teamed up on Grow Up.

The episode also brought Gihanna, Rachel and Jordan together for a rendition of the Fleetwood Mac classic Go Your Own Way.

The Voice will return Tuesday on NBC with the results of viewer voting.