London, July 15: ‘Girls Aloud’ member Sarah Harding found herself in hot water after her French bulldog Claude left a trail of poo and pee in the hallway of the posh Lowry Hotel in Manchester.A mortified Harding, 27, who said she did her best to clean up the mess, had to apologize to furious hotel bosses.
“I love Claude, he’s my baby. But he can be a nightmare sometimes. We were staying in the Lowry and the thought of leaving him in the room all day and night broke my heart. So I took him for a walk and we nipped into the hotel bar,” the Mirror quoted her as saying.
“But while I was getting ready he pooed over the carpet in my room, and then again down the hallway as we were going to the lift. I tried to clean it up as best I could,” she revealed.
And when they got to the bar, Claude had a few more surprises in store, including taking a chomp at Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan’s leg.
“We went to the bar and everyone was there having a drink and then he peed underneath the table. It must have been nerves – he isn’t used to so many people being around,” she said.
“He’s usually not that bad. Kasabian were there and Tom Meighan thought it was hilarious, and came over to see Claude.
“But as he went to stroke him, Claude bit him. He only looks little but he is very protective over me, especially with blokes. Thankfully Tom saw the funny side,” she added.
ANI
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