Jeremy Kyle Guest Accused Of Hiding Drugs In A Kinder Egg Up Her Vagina

Audience members were left open-mouthed when a guest on the Jeremy Kyle Show accused her sister-in-law of stashing drugs in Kinder Eggs and concealing them in her vagina.

Excuse me, what was that?

Yep, Lisa claimed her brother's missus, Chloe, stole cannabis from her partner and stashed it in her lady garden.

Chloe had been brought on the show after being accused of stealing Lisa and boyfriend Adam's, mobile phone, but also denied the bizarre hobby.

An angry Lisa told Jezza: "You know them chocolates a babby eats, with the toy in the middle? One of them obviously had it taken out of it. Apparently, it went up.

"I don't know, I didn't see it with my own two eyes, I can't tell you if it's true or not."

Disgusted by the accusations, Chloe admitted: "I went to Adam's sock draw, took out the spliff, lit it up and smoked it there and then. She took an eight and then passed it to Richard, who put it in his pocket."

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She added: "I took the cannabis but I didn't have a Kinder Egg."

The guest went on to say that if she was going to hide drugs in her foof, a Kinder Egg wouldn't be the way to go about it.

"Why would you put something hard up you? No, that would hurt, man, that's wrong," she said, adding weight to the feminist movement.

The strange claim left viewers in shock, with some joking this wasn't quite what the treat was intended for.

One person wrote: "No Kinder eggs for the kiddies this year #JeremyKyle."

Another mocked: "I'll not look at a kinder egg the same way again #jeremykyle."

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While a third viewer joked: "Well - that'd be a pleasant Kinder Surprise then #jeremykyle."

But on Jezza, there's only one way to settle a debate - the all-important lie detector test.

And it may come as a surprise to some that in fact Chloe and partner Richard were telling the truth all along and hadn't stolen a phone from Adam or Lisa.

Overjoyed at finally being vindicated, Chloe jumped up and serenaded the host with a little song and dance.

Signing off, Jeremy called Chloe his 'favourite guest', before adding: "I will never be able to eat a Kinder Egg again in my life. And the next time I wrap my sandwiches in cling film, I won't be thinking of you."

Topics: TV and Film, Interesting, UK Entertainment, Twitter, Drugs, Jeremy Kyle, ITV

Dominic Smithers

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