Phil Keoghan ©Paul Strikwerda
What would you do if you knew that your time on earth was about to come to an end?
Would you go back to work and pretend nothing happened?
Would you go on a cruise around the world?
Would you visit as many friends and family members as possible?
Or would you stay inside, close the blinds and curl up with a pint of your favorite ice cream?
Phil Keoghan, host of “The Amazing Race,” was 19 when he almost lost his life. On one of his first TV shoots under water, he got trapped in an upturned interior cabin of a sunken cruise liner and couldn’t find his way out. With very little air left in his tank, he panicked, realizing that his next breath could be his last.
After what seemed an eternity, the support crew on the surface sent a rescue diver to find him. In the nick of time, Phil was pulled to the surface and he survived. The next day, he went back to repeat the dive that nearly killed him.
That was not all.
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