“We actually did adopt a dog together already,” the 39-year-old said of herself and her husband, David Harbour , presumably speaking about their 2021 Animal Haven adoption. “But then it ate my passport, so I took it back to the home.”
Lily Allen sparked backlash for admitting to rehoming her adopted dog on her “Miss Me?” podcast Thursday. Miss Me Podcast The singer and husband David Harbour adopted the pup in 2021. its_marys_world/Instagram
Allen, who is the mother of daughters Ethel, 12, and Marnie, 11, with ex Sam Cooper, clarified, “She ate all three of our passports.
“They had our visas in [there], and I can’t tell you how much it cost to get everything replaced,” the songwriter explained. “It was in COVID, so it was just an absolute logistical nightmare.”
She noted, “The father of my children lives in England. I couldn’t get them back to see their dad for, like, four months [or] five months because this f–king dog had eaten the passports.”
The pet ate Allen and her two daughters’ passports and visas. its_marys_world/Instagram She returned the dog after the “logistical nightmare.” its_marys_world/Instagram
Allen said on the “Miss Me?” podcast Thursday that she “couldn’t look at” it anymore. Miss Me Podcast She blamed the dog for “ruin[ing]” her life. lilyallen/Instagram
A third user agreed, writing , “On the bright side at least that poor pup won’t have to tolerate you any more.”
The singer is planning on adopting another. Getty Images for Live Nation She wants to bring a Chihuahua mix home “in the next couple of weeks.” PA Images via Getty Images
However, Allen said Wednesday that she is planning to adopt another dog whom her kids want to name Jude Bellingham.
A Chihuahua mix will join their family “in the next couple of weeks.”
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