Abbey Clancy’s ultra-candid interview with Loose Women
In a very candid statement, Abbey Clancy stated that she was “halfway between a freak and sexless” during Friday’s Loose Women broadcast.
The 38-year-old model, who wed Peter Crouch in 2011, also disclosed how they use their podcast as “free therapy,” despite the fact that it “gets her in trouble.”
She talked openly about their connection with the panel and the response she gets when she “overshares.”Abbey clarified, saying, ‘I keep getting myself into problems on the program. I fall midway between sexless and weird.
We sit and chat about each other, so it’s like therapy in a way. I learned a lot about Pete from my conversation with him for my other podcast.
“He opened up about a lot of things; he’s a typical man who doesn’t usually talk about a lot of things,” the woman continued.
“We no longer argue; instead, we just talk about everything on the podcast and let it all out.”
Abbey has already discussed her sexual life with her husband when she appeared on Heart Breakfast with hosts Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden in April and disclosed Peter’s true appearance in his underwear.
On their humorous, uncensored podcast The Therapy Crouch, the model and her ex-football player husband are notorious for oversharing. However, Abbey made an appearance on the radio show by herself to promote her new podcast, Exhibit A.
And it appears that Abbey once again went beyond when she compared Peter’s nude physique to an unexpected animal. Jamie saw the headline, “Abbey says husband Peter looks like a “what” when naked,” while playing fill-in the-blank.
Abbey answered enthusiastically, “Oh, I know this one—a camel!” prior to the hosts going into full hysterics and Abbey’s incorrect answer being verified by the buzzer.
giggling ‘What one lump or two?’ inquired Jamie. Abbey added, “A camel from the back, his bum and legs remind me of a camel,” in an attempt to defend her response.
‘It’s not a camel, but it’s not dissimilar,’ he continued, struggling to gather himself, until Abbey realized, ‘Oh, a giraffe.’
“Not a donkey?” Later on, she laughed before Jamie said, “No, it’s definitely a giraffe, but that picture of the camel is amazing.”
Regarding the popularity of her and Peter’s podcast, she acknowledged that she believed the reason people enjoyed it was that it was so relatable to them.
“We are who we are.” Since “it’s just like being in the room with you and we know all your stories,” none of our friends will listen to it.
“But it’s just relatable; we said it would be fun and unfiltered when we decided to do it, but I think sometimes we are a little too open.”
When asked if she ever felt that they shared too much, she responded, “Oh yeah, I have been on the front of the newspapers saying things that are completely out of context a couple of times.”
You forget that I am a mother and that I have to go to school, despite the fact that I am saying things like this. Without a doubt, we share too much.
The celebrity said to Jamie and Amanda at the premiere of her new podcast, Exhibit A, “I feel a bit vulnerable because I haven’t got Pete next to me.”
She interviews a variety of guests for her new podcast, where they talk about the truth, hardships, and triumphs of the human experience.
“It is sharing stories from inspiring people from every walk of life,” she clarified, citing celebrities, physicians, musicians, and athletes as examples.
“I love learning from and listening to other people’s stories, and that’s exactly what it does—it provides our listeners with a ton of life lessons to apply to their own.”
