Lily Allen has been slammed by fans after she admitted she got rid of her dog when it ate her and her children’s passports and visas.
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The singer, 39, made the confession on her Miss Me? podcast, complaining that adopting the pooch ‘ruined her life’ after it was cost a fortune to replace the documents – adding it prevented her daughters seeing their father for months.
In the wake of Lily’s comments, many fans were quick to share their thoughts on X, slamming the star for choosing to send the puppy ‘back to the home.’
Posts included: ‘Did she take responsibility for leaving the passports somewhere a puppy could get to them? No. She got rid of the dog. What an awful person;
‘That’s her fault, not the poor dogs. She’s clearly an idiot of the highest order for not keeping important documents away from animals;’
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‘How on earth did Lily Allen think that this would make her look relatable as opposed to absolutely awful. I know that it is hard to take accountabiliy for our own f**k ups, but leaving passports in reach of a puppy is HER fault. That poor dog, and her poor children;’
‘There are no badly behaved dogs @lilyallen only badly behaved owners. A dog did not ruin your life, you ruined your own life by not being responsible for your belongings;’
‘Sorry but why didn’t the silly woman put the passports and visas in a place where the dog can’t get it like a safe or something;’
Lily had previously confessed that she and her daughters had adopted a dog back in 2021, but then said that the pooch ‘ruined her life’ after it ate her and her children’s passports and visas.
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The Not Fair hitmaker added that the effort of replacing her documents turned out to be a ‘logistical nightmare’.
She also told how her ex-husband Sam Cooper wouldn’t let her use her now husband David Harbour‘s surname on the replacement passports – a bone of contention with the Stranger Things actor.
But despite her nightmare with her previous dog, Allen is soon planning to get another pooch, which she and her daughters Ethel, 13, and Marnie, 11, have decided to call Jude Bellingham.
