Abbey Clancy has detailed the lackluster way her husband Peter Crouch asked her to move in with him at the start of their relationship.
The model, 37, revealed the former professional footballer, 47, told her she ‘might as well’ move in with him after they had been together for a while.
The sore point emerged during a conversation on their podcast, The Therapy Crouch, as they offered advice to a listener.
Reading the query, Peter said: “Hi Abbey and Pete, my wife thinks it’s good to come and have a drink with the guys. It’s never fucking glass, is it.
“She’s so smart it makes me mad because she knows exactly what she’s doing, guys won’t tell her to leave when she hints at leaving.”
Not impressed: Abbey Clancy detailed the lackluster way her current husband Peter Crouch asked her to move in with him at the start of their relationship
“Guys are like one more drink, come on! »
Abbey then added: “You always ask me to come and get one – but I know why.”
Peter admitted: “Then I can stay.”
He continued, “Sometimes I have such a good time and I know you’re just sitting there doing nothing, so I’m like you might as well come.”
Stopping Peter in his tracks, Abbey said: ‘I never want you to start a sentence with me with ‘you may as well’, because you did that when we moved in together ‘you may as well move in, you may might as well come “…that means I don’t really want you to but okay come on then.”
Confessing that she was onto something, Peter replied, “Hmm, well, I’m glad you figured that out.”
Abbey and Peter often give hilarious insights into their private lives on their popular podcast, which they launched earlier this year.
Earlier this month, Abbey shocked fans when she revealed her husband told her he wanted to have sex by sending her three emojis.
Abbey shared how her beau would often send her a beaver emoji followed by an eggplant emoji whenever they were home alone.
She said: “I just don’t know how long I can go on with these sex emojis you keep sending me.”
“If the kids go to school and he hears me like put the key in the door where I’m at and there’s no one in the house I just get a beaver and eggplant emoji text I won’t even say the last but you can imagine what it is.
Relationship secrets: The model, 37, revealed the former professional footballer, 47, told her she ‘might as well’ move in with him after they had been together for a while
Candid: Abbey recently revealed that her husband told her he wanted to have sex by sending her three emojis
Flirty: Abbey told how her footballer boyfriend would often send her a beaver emoji followed by an eggplant emoji whenever they are home alone
Peter laughed and confirmed, “There are three emojis.”
“I’ve got some hydration in there,” Abbey said, referring to the splattering sweat emoji as Peter continued to laugh.
“How despicable is that? Am I supposed to say ‘Oh yeah, now I’m ready for this.’
Peter said: “I think the beaver emoji is the best emoji of the bunch. It’s incredible.’
Abbey asked, “Do you think you’ll have any luck with these posts?”
Peter replied, “I’ll let you know, I put my cards on the table.”
It comes after Abbey recounted how she ties her dressing gown at the back while drying her hair in a bid to stop Peter trying to get dashing.
The stunner said she used to dry her hair naked because she found the hot air from the machine too hot.
Abbey asked, “Do you think you’ll have any luck with these posts?” to which Peter replied: “I’ll let you know, I put my cards on the table”
Couple: It comes after Abbey told how she ties her dressing gown at the back while drying her hair in a bid to stop Peter trying to get dashing (pictured in 2018)
However, her athletic husband attempted to fall in love, prompting him to deny him access to the bedroom while she tied her dressing gown in a way too confusing for the former footballer to undo in a hurry.
She explained, “It drives me crazy. I found a new tactic with the dressing gown. Instead of tying the belt in the front, I tie it in the back.
‘It’s like “how do I untie this thing?” It works a treat.
When Peter asked her why she didn’t want him to admire her, she said, “Yes.” Any other time is fine, but not when I’m getting ready.
“But it’s nice to know you’re still desirable to your husband after 16 years.”
Abbey and Peter married in 2011 and the couple are parents to Sophia, 11, Liberty, seven, Johnny, five, and Jack, three.
