Jodie Prenger revealed she had to rush out to tend to her injured pet crow while appearing on Monday’s episode of This Morning.
The actress, 44, who plays Glenda Shuttleworth in Coronation Street, told hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley about her cohort of adopted pets during the interview.
And speaking of her latest edition, Jodie sHe shared the birds’ comical name to the delight of everyone in the studio.
She explained: ‘I have too many animals. I have to get home and see my rescue crow when he gets back.
‘I adopted a crow, her name is Sheryl Crow!’
Jodie Prenger, 44, revealed she had to rush out to tend to her injured pet crow while appearing on Monday’s episode of This Morning.
Speaking about her latest edit, Jodie shared the birds’ comical name to the delight of everyone in the studio.
Jodie added: “She’s just injured but she’s doing great.” I really appreciate abandonment. She has a damaged wing.
‘I FaceTime with my chickens when I’m away because I want to make sure they’re okay. Their names are Thelma and Louise.
Ben and Cat laughed when Jodie revealed the names of her rescued animals and went on to mention how one of her chickens has to live inside.
Last year, the soap star paid tribute to the late Paul O’Grady by renaming his new rescue dog Lily, in memory of the comedian’s drag character, Lily Savage.
Alongside a photo of his cute new canine, the soap star wrote: “Well Paul, this is for you kid.” We picked up this little angel on Sunday.
‘I’ve spoken to the amazing charity @silverfoxdogrescue and we’re renaming her Lily. May Paul’s dedication to loving and rehoming animals live on forever. (sic)’
It comes after Jodie paid tribute to Paul on Instagram following his sudden death on Tuesday night.
Alongside a photo of him, she wrote: “I just don’t want this to be true. The world needs to be full of Paul’s. Imagine the laughter, imagine all the animals that would find their forever home.
She explained: ‘I have too many animals. I have to get home and see my rescue crow when he gets back. I’ve adopted a crow, her name is Sheryl Crow!’
Ben and Cat laughed when Jodie revealed the names of the rescued animals and went on to mention how one of her chickens has to live inside.
Last year, the soap star paid tribute to the late Paul O’Grady by renaming his new rescue dog Lily, in memory of the comedian’s drag character, Lily Savage.
Paul O’Grady passed away “unexpectedly but peacefully” on March 28, 2003 (pictured in 2017)
Jodie added: ‘Imagine you have a dear friend who embodies that caring love and gloriously sharp comedic repartee.
‘He and the beautiful @malprin have allowed me to experience that firsthand. I will never be able to thank you enough and damn I will miss you Paul.
‘Give Buster a gift for me. Thinking of all his family and friends.
Paul was known for his comedic wit and alter ego as Lily Savage, but later in life he presented the family favourite, For The Love Of Dogs, which summed up his own passion for animals with raising awareness about dog rehoming rescued.
