Lily Allen showed off some painful-looking mosquito bites on her Instagram Story on Thursday.
The 39-year-old singer and actress recently returned from a trip to the Great Bear Rainforest in Canada.
She left without her two daughters, Ethel, 12, and Marnie, 11, whom she shares with first husband Sam Cooper.
Lily documented her stay at the beautiful, family-owned Nimmo Bay Resort, which offers personalized nature, wellness and culinary experiences.
The trip comes after Lily controversially revealed she got rid of her dog after it cost her a fortune by eating her and her children’s passports and visas.
Lily Allen, 39, showed off some painful-looking mosquito bites on her Instagram Story on Thursday, after admitting she abandoned her dog because it ate her belongings.
The singer and actress recently returned from a trip to the Great Bear Rainforest in Canada.
Lily documented her stay at the beautiful, family-owned Nimmo Bay Resort, which offers personalized wildlife, wellness, and culinary experiences.
Talking about the latest episode of his Do you miss me?The singer confessed that the dog “ruined her life” as the effort to replace her documents turned out to be a “logistical nightmare.”
Lily also told how Sam wouldn’t let her use her now-husband David Harbour’s surname on replacement passports, a bone of contention with the Stranger Things actor.
But despite her nightmare with her previous dog, Allen soon plans to get another dog, which she and her daughters have decided to name Jude Bellingham.
Lily, who lives in New York with David, 49, and their children, did not specify which dog she was referring to, but it can be assumed that it was the pup, named Mary, that she and David adopted from the New York City-based nonprofit Animal Haven in 2021.
She said: ‘We actually already adopted a dog, but it ate my passport, so I took it back home.
‘She ate our three passports and kept our visas.
‘And I can’t tell you how much money it cost me to replace everything, because it was because of Covid and it was an absolute logistical nightmare.
‘And because my children’s father lives in England, I couldn’t take them to see their dad for four or five months, because this damn dog had eaten their passports.
The trip comes after Lily controversially revealed she got rid of her dog after it cost her a fortune by eating her and her children’s passports and visas.
In the latest episode of her podcast Miss Me?, Lily confessed that the dog “ruined her life” as the effort to replace her documents proved to be a “logistical nightmare.”
Lily said: ‘Because my children’s father lives in England, I couldn’t take them to see their dad for about four or five months’ (pictured with Marnie, left, and Ethel, right, in 2022).
“And I couldn’t look at her. I thought, ‘You’ve ruined my life.'”
The Smile singer continued: “Passports weren’t the only thing she was eating, she was a very badly behaved bitch and I tried really hard with her but it just didn’t work out and passports were the straw that broke the camel’s back so to speak.”
Asked on her Miss Me? podcast if she had adopted the surname of her husband Harbour, whom she married two years ago, two years after divorcing developer Cooper, with her new passport, she replied: “No, and this is a big bone of contention.”
‘I still have my ex-husband’s last name because I have two children with him and it’s difficult to travel with children if you don’t have the same last name.
“And he wasn’t too keen on letting me change the kids’ names to Harbour, so I kept my ex-husband’s name.
“David and I have joint bank accounts, so it really bothers him that I have my American Express card in my ex-husband’s name. I’m sure that hurts him.”
Allen said the family’s new puppy is a Chihuahua mix.
She told her friend, presenter Steve Jones: “We might get a new puppy in the next few weeks. The girls and I have been thinking about a name and we’ve decided on Jude Bellingham.”
She also told how her ex-husband Sam Cooper would not allow her to use her now-husband David Harbour’s (pictured with Lily in 2020) surname on replacement passports.