Comedian Bert Kreischer reveals his tour bus was INCINERATED in mysterious blaze

Comedian Bert Kreischer revealed Sunday that he suffered a scare when his tour bus caught on fire.

The 53-year-old stand-up star — who's famous for ripping off his shirt during his stand-up sets — revealed the scene of the frightening blaze in an Instagram photo showing the burned-out hulk of a black tour bus. 

'We are all safe but my bus is gone — God works in mysterious ways,' Kreischer captioned his photo.

Despite revealing the destroyed bus, he didn't share if the cause of the fire was known yet. 

The Daily Mail has reached out to Kreischer for comment on the blaze.

His photo appeared to show the bus parked on the side of a road, next to a snow-covered field, suggesting that Kreischer had been traveling to his next tour stop when the fire started.

The picture appeared to show the most serious damage at the front of the bus.

The grill was severely charred and the windshield had been blown out, while the door to the vehicle hung ajar, as if it had been opened to let passengers off.

The blaze had eaten away at the roof of the bus, leaving only a few crisscrossing metal supports, and the windows on the side opposite the driver had also been destroyed.

Notably, the luggage compartment on the outside of the bus just behind the driver's seat was left open, suggesting passengers may have had time to pull their luggage off. 

Several of the comments on Kreischer's post expressed condolences and shock, while multiple comedians and fans tried to riff on the burned-out bus despite the serious tone of Kreischer's post. 

Despite the shakeup in Kreischer's transportation, there doesn't appear to be any effect on his next comedy show. 

He's set to perform on Sunday night at Alliant Energy Powerhouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and the venue still lists tickets on sale. 

Kreischer's remaining tour dates will take him across the Midwest, before heading to Ontario, Canada, followed by multiple East Coast shows.

He's set to wrap up his world tour with multiple stops in California and the Southwest in May and June of this year.

Even before he became known for his stand-up comedy, Kreischer became famous for his partying after being described by Rolling Stone as 'the top partyer at the Number One Party School in the country' in a 1997 article highlighting his time at Florida State University. 

The article later inspired the Ryan Reynolds–starring comedy National Lampoon's Van Wilder, but Kreischer revealed in 2014 that he had no connection to the film beyond the article, and he added that he had never even watched the movie. 

Kreischer, who also goes by 'The Machine,' is known for the wild tales that animate his comedy shows, including a story about how he was unknowingly conscripted into assisting the Russian mafia during a train robbery while he was visiting Russia during his university days.