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It is extremely serious and you should stop driving this vehicle immediately or you will destroy this engine. A blown head gasket allows coolant to enter the engine oil lubricating system. Coolant is not a lubricant and will destroy most internal engine moving parts. You have no choice an should ether park the car of fix it.
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