Singer Amy Shark says stowaways tried to enter UK in her tour bus asarum

'No idea how they got in there or who they are or their plans,' Shark wrote on Twitter, continuing, 'I didn't think this stuff happened I'm so naive hey.'

Shark's crew found the people as they readied merchandise for an upcoming show, the singer told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. When found, they gathered their bags and walked away, she said.

Shark, real name Amy Louise Billings, is well known in Australia for her top 10 singles 'Adore' and 'I Said Hi.' She is currently on a European tour.



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The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??'

Shark responded, 'The situation is scary. I feel for them, a very dangerous way to chase a new life. It's heartbreaking but the bus is also my home when I'm on the road and I didn't expect to find people hiding in it.'

CNN has approached Shark for comment.

After the acceleration of the European migrant crisis in 2015, those seeking refuge in the UK have increasingly turned away from traditional lorry and train crossings as people-smugglers increased prices on these routes.

Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period.

Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period. Shark's crew found the people as they readied merchandise for an upcoming show, the singer told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. When found, they gathered their bags and walked away, she said. Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period. Shark, real name Amy Louise Billings, is well known in Australia for her top 10 singles 'Adore' and 'I Said Hi.' She is currently on a European tour. After the acceleration of the European migrant crisis in 2015, those seeking refuge in the UK have increasingly turned away from traditional lorry and train crossings as people-smugglers increased prices on these routes. Shark, real name Amy Louise Billings, is well known in Australia for her top 10 singles 'Adore' and 'I Said Hi.' She is currently on a European tour. The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??' After the acceleration of the European migrant crisis in 2015, those seeking refuge in the UK have increasingly turned away from traditional lorry and train crossings as people-smugglers increased prices on these routes. The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??' The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??' The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??' The singer faced some criticism on Twitter after calling the incident 'scary' and adding, 'Everyone's ok though.' One Twitter user wrote, 'Sorry, but how is this scary for you?? If people will climb into a luggage carrier to sneak into the UK doesn't that say a bit more about how desperate they are??' Shark responded, 'The situation is scary. I feel for them, a very dangerous way to chase a new life. It's heartbreaking but the bus is also my home when I'm on the road and I didn't expect to find people hiding in it.' Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period. Shark responded, 'The situation is scary. I feel for them, a very dangerous way to chase a new life. It's heartbreaking but the bus is also my home when I'm on the road and I didn't expect to find people hiding in it.' After the acceleration of the European migrant crisis in 2015, those seeking refuge in the UK have increasingly turned away from traditional lorry and train crossings as people-smugglers increased prices on these routes. CNN has approached Shark for comment. Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period. CNN has approached Shark for comment. Instead, the UK has seen a spike in migrants attempting to cross the channel in small boats, particularly over the recent Christmas period.

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