Brooke Burns is fortunate. Very fortunate. And she knows
it. The former Baywatch star broke her neck when she dove into a pool last month, knocking her head on a
surfboard. If it hadn't been for a friend, she probably would have died. Her friend was a paramedic firefighter, who,
Brooke says, "wrapped a wet towel around my neck and basically immobilized me and floated me in the pool until
paramedics came." Burns spoke to Access Hollywood last night about the accident. She revealed that she
broke her neck "from chin to chest" when she dove into that pool. She also said that the accident has brought
her closer to her ex-husband, Julian McMahon (Nip/Tuck), who has been at her side since she arrived at the
hospital on November 10th. Brooke is on the mend and will continue with her plans to co-star in the WB series
Pepper Dennis with Rebecca Romijn, starting in January. In the meantime, she's stylin' in her personalized
neck brace.Brooke Burns' friend saved her life
Brooke Burns is fortunate. Very fortunate. And she knows
it. The former Baywatch star broke her neck when she dove into a pool last month, knocking her head on a
surfboard. If it hadn't been for a friend, she probably would have died. Her friend was a paramedic firefighter, who,
Brooke says, "wrapped a wet towel around my neck and basically immobilized me and floated me in the pool until
paramedics came." Burns spoke to Access Hollywood last night about the accident. She revealed that she
broke her neck "from chin to chest" when she dove into that pool. She also said that the accident has brought
her closer to her ex-husband, Julian McMahon (Nip/Tuck), who has been at her side since she arrived at the
hospital on November 10th. Brooke is on the mend and will continue with her plans to co-star in the WB series
Pepper Dennis with Rebecca Romijn, starting in January. In the meantime, she's stylin' in her personalized
neck brace.
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