Abbey Clancy has lashed out at her husband, former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch, after he suggested reaching the Champions League final was better than having children.
While taping an episode of their podcast The Therapy Crouch, the 37-year-old model confronted her sporting husband about the allegations.
Peter and Abbey have four children: Sophia, 11, Liberty, 7, Johnny, 4, and Jack, 3.
Denying the allegations and explaining to his wife that his statements had been misunderstood, the blonde beauty was not having it and pressed her boyfriend – whom she married in June 2011 – for answers.
‘Having children doesn’t even come close to the feeling you get when you play football’, the WAG began.
She then rooted around for her mobile phone and added: ‘I’m actually gonna try and find this on my phone now because it was actually disgusting.’
‘Well this is something you know that we come across, I think when you are potentially in the public eye, you know stories and words can be misconstrued hopefully,’ Peter said in defence of himself.
Despite his attempts at salvation, Abbey continued on her tirade and read out the headline: ‘Peter Crouch says getting to the Champions League final was better than the birth of his kids.’
The model pressed on: ‘Three days ago you said this’, to which her other half replied: ‘Yeah but I obviously said it a while ago, they just put it in 3 days ago.’
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Abbey then spoke over Peter: ‘So you did say it.’
‘Well loosely’, the former footballer admitted.
She then brought out another item and began reading: ‘Peter Crouch has risked the wrath of wife Abbey Clancy by declaring that Liverpool’s road to the Champions League final was better than the birth of his four children.
‘The striker only came on as a sub – you weren’t even a real player, you weren’t even involved. How can you even say that?’
The latest public feud between Peter and Abbey arose after the leading goal scorer at the time stated in October, ‘Look, I love my two girls and my two boys, but I have to be honest: getting to the Champions League final is better.’