Candid revelation, singer Lily Allen shared on her podcast, Miss Me?, that she and her husband, Stranger Things star David Harbour, were forced to return a puppy they adopted during the COVID-19 lockdown. The Chihuahua mix, which they brought into their home as a new family member, ended up causing significant trouble by eating both Lily’s and her children’s passports.
On Thursday’s episode of Miss Me?, where Welsh TV presenter Steve Jones guest co-hosted, Lily recounted the mishap with an unexpected sense of humor. The conversation began with Lily showing Steve a photo of another Chihuahua mix puppy she was considering adopting with David and their two daughters, Ethel, 12, and Marnie, 11.
Steve playfully questioned whether Lily and David were ready for the responsibility of a new pet. This prompted Lily to reveal that their previous attempt at pet ownership had been anything but smooth. According to Lily, the puppy they initially adopted had a knack for mischief, culminating in the unfortunate incident where it chewed through their passports.
The couple, who began dating in 2019 and married in a Las Vegas ceremony in September 2020, faced a significant setback due to the puppy’s antics. The incident reportedly caused quite a stir in Lily’s life, adding to the challenges of the pandemic period.
In addition to the pet mishap, Lily also disclosed that she still officially carries her ex-husband’s last name, despite her marriage to David Harbour. This detail was shared as part of her ongoing discussion about personal and family matters on her podcast.
Lily Allen’s story highlights the unexpected challenges that can arise from even the most well-intentioned decisions during challenging times, offering a glimpse into her life behind the headlines.
