Cowell is regularly seen on bike rides with his family around his Malibu home. Silverman was spotted enjoying a cycle on Saturday before news of Simon’s fall broke.
The mogul, who is worth £385million, started his health overhaul by buying two homes, each of them more a family residence than a bachelor pad.
The first was a huge house in the south-west London suburbs, which will in time replace his Holland Park pad in west London and is being fully refurbished.
He also bought the huge mansion in Malibu – where this weekend’s accident took place – for £19million. It has already replaced his mansion in Beverly Hills.
The latter, familiar to many from being featured in the Judges Houses section of The X Factor, was due to sell for £18million this week.
A source told MailOnline that he prefers the more ‘relaxed vibe’ of living by the beach and was finally ready to wave goodbye to his old bachelor quarters.
‘He loves the Malibu house so much that he started living there full time right away, even though the plan was for it to be refurbished first,’ a source said.
The new house, where he has spent lockdown, has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms spread over 10,000 sq ft, with wonderful views over the Pacific.
The record producer turned reality show guru has embarked on a healthier regime in recent years, leading to a 60 lbs weight loss.
It’s said that his ‘family-friendly’ lifestyle and weight loss will help him recover quicker from his accident.
His new health regime has seen him committed to a diet of white meat, fruit, and vegetables as well as regular exercise.
He decided to improve his health after he injured himself in a fall down the stairs at his London home in October 2017.
The star blamed his injuries on his unhealthy lifestyle where he ‘lived like a vampire’, staying awake until 8 a.m. every day and vowed to take better care of himself.
He told The Sun at the time: ‘Sometimes we get a reminder that we’re not invincible and this was certainly mine. It was a huge shock.’
