Peter Crouch leaves Abbey Clancy disgusted with X-rated text he sends her to ‘get lucky’ as she says ‘how vile is that?’

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PETER CROUCH’s wife Abbey Clancy has branded the ex-footballer ‘vile’ for the X-rated text he sends her when he wants to ‘get lucky.’

The pair started dating back in 2006, before becoming engaged in 2009 and tying the knot in 2011.

Twitter/therapycrouchClancy revealed her disgust at the X-rated text Crouch sends her[/caption]

Twitter/therapycrouchCrouch burst into laughter as the pair recounted the story[/caption]

The couple have four children together, two boys and two girls called Sophia, Liberty, Jack and Johnny.

In the latest episode of their podcast The Therapy Crouch, Clancy revealed that she is disgusted by an X-rated text Crouch sends her in an attempt to ‘get lucky.’

She said: “I just don’t know how long I can go on with these sexual emojis that you keep sending me.

“If the kids go to school and he hears me put the key in the door, no one’s in the house I just get a beaver and an aubergine emoji text.”

Clancy added she wasn’t even going to reveal the third emoji.

She said: “I’m not even going to say the last one, you can imagine what it is, it’s got a bit of hydration in there.”

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At this point Crouch bursts into laughter while Clancy carries on talking.

She adds: “How vile is that? Am I supposed to go yeah, now I’m bang up for it.”

Crouch then adds: ” I think it’s (the beaver) the best emoji out of the lot, I think it’s incredible.”

Clancy responds by saying: ” Do you think you’re going to get lucky with those messages?”

Crouch replies: “I’m just letting you know, I’m just putting my cards on the table.”

Crouch had a very successful football career scoring over 100 Premier League goals and playing for the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham.

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Since retirement he has transitioned into a career in the media, doing punditry work with BT Sport and running the very successful That Peter Crouch Podcast.

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