After the couple had a “heinous discussion,” which they claim was “blown out of proportion,” footballer Andy Carroll and his girlfriend, Lou Teasdale, admitted to calling the police.
Andy Carroll and his hair stylist girlfriend, Lou Teasdale, have admitted they were spoken to by police following a row between the couple on the Greek island of Mykonos. The pair, who have been dating since last year following the footballer’s split with the mum of his three kids, Billi Mucklow, revealed they’d had a “heated discussion” while on the party island, but that things had been “blown out of proportion”.
Andy, 36, was reportedly questioned about a bust-up he’d had with Lou, 42, at a packed beachside restaurant and then at their hotel. One worker at the Nikolus Tavern said of the first argument: “We recognised him as the footballer Andy Carroll immediately. He seemed very drunk and furious with his partner. He was using very bad words. It was improper behaviour. The woman looked very upset.”
The Sun reports that police arrived and took the former West Ham ace, who was “very calm” to one side for a chat. He was later allowed to return to Lou, who is a well-known celebrity hairstylist.
However, after receiving reports of damage to the couple’s room at a £500-per-night boutique hotel, staff reportedly called police again.
No arrests are alleged to have been made in relation to the officers’ escorting of Andy to a nearby station. According to another source, Lou was not with her boyfriend that night.
They continued, “The incident at the hotel followed the restaurant episode. The footballer visited the police station this time. The woman’s location is unknown, but we know for sure.
Meanwhile, a British tourist who reportedly caught the pair out for a stroll accused Andy of being “very drunk” and demanded that he stop talking to him.
Andy and Lou acknowledged being called after their “heated discussion,” but insisted it had been “blown out of proportion.” They also issued a joint statement, which read: “We had a heated discussion of the kind that most couples have had on occasion. The police quickly realized that there was no justification for their presence.
We left the restaurant with them because they argued they wanted to “look after” us.
“An interested member of the public has blown the situation out of control,” he said. No one was detained or charged with anything.
We are “very happy, in love, and anticipating our future together,” but we are disappointed that a private disagreement has become a public matter.
For comment, The Mirror has contacted Andy and Lou’s and Mykonos Police’ spokespeople.
Source: Mirror
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