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December 27, 2009 Posted in News

Katie Melua had a lucky escape last week when she reportedly inhaled a lungful of cold water during a scuba diving lesson.

A scuba diving lesson almost ended in disaster for Katie Melua last week when she allegedly swallowed water into lungs last week.

The singer apparently feared for her life after inhaling water whilst out with her instructor at a lake near Heathrow Airport.

Katie admitted on her official blog that the incident was entirely her own fault and she felt like an