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Sean Kingston's passenger, Cassandra Sanchez, is speaking out about the pair's reckless jet ski romp turned serious hospital stay. Sanchez, who is Kingston's longtime friend, recalls begging the singer to slow down before the pair crashed into the Palm Island bridge in Miami.

"Both jet skis pulled out of the dock at the same time and we were going so fast we just blasted past them," Sanchez told TMZ. "When we turned a corner and crashed ... they were so far behind us they didn't even see us crash."

As the pair were approaching the bridge Sanchez recalls they were traveling "really fast."

"We can't fit under there," Sanchez remembers she screamed at Kingston before the collision. "Are we going to try and go under there? Sean stop!"

Although Sanchez believes that Kingston did attempt to steer clear of the bridge before the crash, the jet ski was traveling too fast to properly react to the water block and Kingston lost control of the vehicle.

Sanchez blacked out immediately after the crash but remembers waking up in pain and watching Kingston cough up blood, foam and "pink stuff" before mumbling the words, "I'm hurting. I'm hurting."

Although Sanchez only suffered minor injuries -- a sore jaw and ribs -- Kingston is still in a Miami hospital in stable condition where doctors believe he will be recovering for the next several weeks.

"They have a tube down his throat so he can't really talk, but he is lucid and understands what's going on," Sanchez said.

Although alcohol is said not to have been involved in the incident, authorities are launching an investigation into the cause of the crash.

Sean Kingston's passenger, Cassandra Sanchez, is speaking out about the pair's reckless jet ski romp turned serious hospital stay. Sanchez, who is Kingston's longtime friend, recalls begging the singer to slow down before the pair crashed into the Palm Island bridge in Miami.

"Both jet skis pulled out of the dock at the same time and we were going so fast we just blasted past them," Sanchez told TMZ. "When we turned a corner and crashed ... they were so far behind us they didn't even see us crash."

As the pair were approaching the bridge Sanchez recalls they were traveling "really fast."

"We can't fit under there," Sanchez remembers she screamed at Kingston before the collision. "Are we going to try and go under there? Sean stop!"

Although Sanchez believes that Kingston did attempt to steer clear of the bridge before the crash, the jet ski was traveling too fast to properly react to the water block and Kingston lost control of the vehicle.

Sanchez blacked out immediately after the crash but remembers waking up in pain and watching Kingston cough up blood, foam and "pink stuff" before mumbling the words, "I'm hurting. I'm hurting."

Although Sanchez only suffered minor injuries -- a sore jaw and ribs -- Kingston is still in a Miami hospital in stable condition where doctors believe he will be recovering for the next several weeks.

"They have a tube down his throat so he can't really talk, but he is lucid and understands what's going on," Sanchez said.

Although alcohol is said not to have been involved in the incident, authorities are launching an investigation into the cause of the crash.

After being involved in what could have been a tragic jet ski crash, Sean Kingston has been moved from critical to stable condition at a Miami hospital. The 'Beautiful Girls' singer and a female passenger were rushed to the emergency room after their jet ski collided with a bridge on Sunday evening.

According to People, a bystander "tended" to the hip-hop star and the unidentified female before medics were able to arrive at the scene and transport the pair to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center.

"Sean Kingston is now stabilized and has moved from the trauma unit to ICU," Kingston's publicist said in a public statement. "Sean's family thanks everyone for their prayers and support during this time."

There has been no word as to the condition of the female passenger. Although there has been no indication that alcohol was a factor in the crash, an investigation into what exactly caused the pair's collision with the Palm Island Bridge is underway.

Kingston's friend and collaborator, Justin Bieber, recently took to his Twitter account to send the 21-year-old singer his well wishes: "Got my friend @seankingston in my prayers tonight. a true friend and big bro. please keep him in your prayers as well," he tweeted.

After being involved in what could have been a tragic jet ski crash, Sean Kingston has been moved from critical to stable condition at a Miami hospital. The 'Beautiful Girls' singer and a female passenger were rushed to the emergency room after their jet ski collided with a bridge on Sunday evening.

According to People, a bystander "tended" to the hip-hop star and the unidentified female before medics were able to arrive at the scene and transport the pair to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center.

"Sean Kingston is now stabilized and has moved from the trauma unit to ICU," Kingston's publicist said in a public statement. "Sean's family thanks everyone for their prayers and support during this time."

There has been no word as to the condition of the female passenger. Although there has been no indication that alcohol was a factor in the crash, an investigation into what exactly caused the pair's collision with the Palm Island Bridge is underway.

Kingston's friend and collaborator, Justin Bieber, recently took to his Twitter account to send the 21-year-old singer his well wishes: "Got my friend @seankingston in my prayers tonight. a true friend and big bro. please keep him in your prayers as well," he tweeted.

Sean Kingston was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital Sunday night after he crashed into a bridge with a personal watercraft.

The accident happened around 6 p.m. at the bridge connecting Miami Beach's exclusive Palm Island to the MacArthur Causeway.

City of Miami Fire Rescue crews responded to the scene and rushed the singer and one other person to the hospital.

Jorge Pino, a spokesman with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said Kingston and his female passenger "needed medical attention."

Palm Island is a residential neighborhood that is accessible only by bridge.

Family and friends gathered at the hospital immediately after the accident.

The cause of the crash was under investigation Sunday night.

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Sean Kingston was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital Sunday night after he crashed into a bridge with a personal watercraft.

The accident happened around 6 p.m. at the bridge connecting Miami Beach's exclusive Palm Island to the MacArthur Causeway.

City of Miami Fire Rescue crews responded to the scene and rushed the singer and one other person to the hospital.

Jorge Pino, a spokesman with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said Kingston and his female passenger "needed medical attention."

Palm Island is a residential neighborhood that is accessible only by bridge.

Family and friends gathered at the hospital immediately after the accident.

The cause of the crash was under investigation Sunday night.

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