IF you’ve ever sent a risky text, then you’ll know the mixed emotions that come after you see those two ticks turn blue upon delivery.
So you can imagine how Peter Crouch felt after he sent an inappropriate emoji to his wife Abbey Clancy's mum.
Former English football player confesses all on the latest of The Therapy Crouch.
The Therapy Crouch is a couples therapy podcast from Abbey Clancy and her husband Peter Crouch.
This week in an episode of ‘Ask us anything,’ the couple take on questions from their listeners.
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Paula wrote in asking: “Hey have you guys ever texted a person you were actually talking about by mistake, and how did you fix it?
“I’ve managed to put my foot in it within the wrong group chat, and I need help.”
Before he could finish his sentence, Scouse model Abbey admits all.
“Do you know what I’ve done before?
“Someone texted me and I screenshot it.
“I was meant to send it to someone else but sent it back to them.”
Peter couldn’t contain his laughter while sympathising to the predicament saying: “There’s nothing worse.
“Talking about someone to someone,” shaking his head in disapproval.
Abbey turns to her co-host Peter and asks, “Have you ever done it?”
To which he responds: “Yeah I’ve done it before.
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“Do you remember when I sent your mum a sexual message?
“That was horrendous,” he admits.
Abbey knew all about it, and upon remembering his slip up she exclaimed: “He was sexting my mum!”
Peter confessed: “The beaver emoji sent straight to her mum, that was highly embarrassing wasn’t it?
The beaver emoji is sometimes used in text slang to refer to female private parts.
"That was early on (in our relationship) as well.”
Witty Abbey responds saying: “That was a Freudian slip wasn’t it.”
Peter blushes and awkwardly ends the discussion saying: “Let’s move on.
“I was meant to text you, but I text your mum,” he confirmed.
Listeners were amused by the podcasters candid responses to question time.
One commented saying: “You two are great…..keep doing the show!”
Another chimed in saying: “Great show guys.”
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