Lily Allen Said Her Best Friend Wouldn’t Look At Her “The Same Way” If She Knew How “Depraved” The Pornography She Watches Is

“I’m telling you, I don’t think you’d ever be able to look at me the same way again.”

Lily Allen has revealed that she watches pornography that is so “depraved” she daren’t even detail it in public.

Lily Allen stands against a leafy backdrop, wearing a white outfit with a black collar and drop earrings

After Miquita said that she “probably fantasizes more about kindness now," Lily said: “I actually can’t tell you how depraved my porn selection is.”

Lily Allen stands on a red carpet in an elegant black buttoned coat, with a red neon sign in the background

Later in the conversation, Lily admitted to masturbating in a public parking lot in Houston, Texas, because she couldn’t wait to get back to her hotel room.

Lily Allen in a black coat standing outside

Lily’s comments come after she addressed the devastating backlash she received for revealing that she and her husband, David Harbour, returned a puppy they bought during COVID-19 lockdown because it was “naughty.”

Lily Allen in a floral top and striped skirt, and David Harbour in a dark suit, pose together in front of a leafy backdrop

Lily came under fierce scrutiny almost immediately after the episode was released, with many criticizing her decision to return the pet. The backlash was so severe that Lily ended up issuing a lengthy statement on X, where she revealed that she’d been receiving “some really abhorrent messages, including death threats.”

"We tried very hard and for a very long time but the passports were the straw that broke the camels back"

This is the part of the podcast that the tabloids decided not to quote in their articles about me "dumping my puppy"

People have been furiously reacting to a deliberately…

— Lily Allen (@lilyallen) August 25, 2024
X @LilyAllen / Via x.com

She then explained that the dog had “severe separation anxiety” and that they tried hard to meet her needs by working with behavioral specialists, professional trainers, and volunteers from the shelter they rescued her from before it was agreed that their home was not a good fit for Mary.

Lily also said that Mary was rehomed within 24 hours of her being returned, and that the dog’s “happiness and welfare were central to us making that decision, as difficult as it was.”

“I've had rescue dogs pretty consistently throughout my life since I was 4 years old, I'm pretty good at ascertaining a dog's needs, I have never been accused of mistreating an animal, and I've found this whole week very distressing,” she added at the time.

After issuing this statement, Lily missed two episodes of Miss Me?, with Miquita saying that this was due to her not having Wi-Fi access. Lily said that she “did not enjoy” the fallout of the puppy scandal when she returned to the podcast on Thursday. 

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