Peter Crouch says 'I don't know why I'm with you' to wife Abbey Clancy
Abbey Clancy has said she often goes to bed before her husband Peter Crouch so she can watch television, but in order to get a better view she has been borrowing his orthopedic pillow
Peter Crouch joked he didn't know why he was with wife Abbey Clancy
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Peter Crouch joked he "doesn't know why he is with" wife Abbey Clancy after she started doing one thing in their bedroom.
Model Abbey, 39, has taken to going to bed before her husband to catch up on her favourite TV shows. Recently, Abbeysays she has been watching Married at First Sight.
In order to get a better view of the television, Abbey has been borrowing 44-year-old Peter's orthopedic pillow. Speaking during the weekly whine segment on the couple's The Therapy Crouch podcast, Abbey said: "You keep getting p***** off at me on your orthopedic pillow."
Peter, the former England and Liverpool striker, explained that his chiropractor recommended the dipped pillow, which he said has "really helped" him. He commented on the situation saying: "She's all over the orthopedic pillow. It helps with my posture and stuff and helps me have a good night's sleep."
Abbey described her new bedtime routine: "I get into bed first and it's a bit firmer so I'm a bit more upright in this pillow so it's perfect. My face is in the perfect position for MAFS."
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With a touch of humour, Abbey added while mimicking an upright position: "I'm like that with me cup of tea and Creme Egg. 'Peter, can you just run down and put a little boiling water in that cup of tea, it's freezing'."
Peter shared his discomfort, joking that he felt like he was "doing crunches" trying to watch TV without his pillow, leading to his playful remark: "I don't actually know why I'm with you.
"It's dawned on me now. It's really actually dawned on me. You're belittling my wins, even if it's a small win, you should celebrate that as my wife.
"Number two, you take the p*** out of my orthopedic pillow and number three, you steal it. It's unbelievable."
Peter Crouch has recently invested in a new pillow
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Peter had previously quipped that his new pillow - along with a change in medication for his allergies - led Abbey to fear he was dead after he stopped snoring. He said: "I've got some new medicine for my polyps, it's really helping my allergies and everything, and I've ended up not snoring. And I've got a new pillow from the chiropractor because I've had a bad neck.
"I went to see a chiropractor, gave me this new pillow, and they gave me this dipped pillow. I've got this new pillow and I wasn't snoring the other night and I was fast asleep."
Abbey asked: "How do you know?" To which her husband replied: "I'll tell you how I know, because you elbowed me for not snoring.
"She elbowed me in the middle of the night, she probably won't even remember, about 3am. She thought I was dead.
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"I said, 'What the hell did you do that for? You said, 'You weren't making a sound."
Peter joked he "couldn't win". He added: "If I'm snoring, I'm keeping you awake and I'm a pain in the a***. If I'm not snoring, you're worrying I'm dead."
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