Holly Willoughby suffered a nightmare on Wednesday after her pet dog Bailey dug up her garden.
The This Morning presenter, 41, took to Instagram to share a clip of once-blonde pooch covered in mud after he dug up one of her flower beds.
In the video, Holly headed outside to reveal the mess as Bailey lay on the grass covered in soil looking rather guilty after his mischievous play.
Mischievous: Holly Willoughby suffered a nightmare on Wednesday as her pet dog Bailey was not looking so white after he dug up her garden
As her dog lowers his head, the ITV star panned to her empty garden bed revealing soil everywhere.
The blonde beauty played the famous TikTok trend song, Oh No over the video which has now reached over 38 thousand likes.
Holly did not seemed pleased as she captioned the post: ‘Bailey!!!!!!’
Oh no: The This Morning presenter, 41, took to Instagram to share a clip of her not so white pooch after he dug up one of her flower beds
Nightmare: Holly headed outside to reveal the mess as Bailey lay on the grass looking quite guilty
This is not the first time the golden retriever has been up to no good, as earlier this year he ‘ate’ Holly’s vacuum cleaner.
Holly had embarked on a spot of spring cleaning and had taken to Instagram to share a snap of her dismantled Dyson as she set out to give all the parts a good clean.
However, things went disastrously wrong after her puppy got hold of the parts and proceeded to chew them up, damaging the appliance in the process.
Looking guilty: Holly did not seemed pleased as she captioned the post: ‘Bailey!!!!!!’ and played the famous TikTok song, Oh No over the video which has now reached over 38 thousand likes
Messy: As her dog lowers his head, the ITV star panned to her empty garden bed revealing soil everywhere
Sharing a snap of her guilty-looking pooch sitting in front of broken hoover parts, Holly penned: ‘Dyson update… my dog ate my hoover.’
Taking to the comments, several fans sympathised with Holly, while many others rushed to Bailey’s defence.
One penned: ‘But you can’t be mad with that gorgeous face.’
While another shared: ‘No one likes hoovering. He’s done you a favour.’
Oh dear! Holly Willoughby suffered a nightmare on Saturday as her pet dog Bailey ‘ate’ her vacuum cleaner
Mischief: The This Morning presenter, 41, had embarked on a spot of spring cleaning and had taken to Instagram to share a snap of her dismantled Dyson(pictured in November)
With a third adding: ‘Look at her gorgeous face.. You can’t be mad at her.’
Holly and her family welcomed adorable golden retriever into their home last year.
And while Bailey has settled right into family life with the Willoughbys, Holly previously recalled a ‘horror movie’ like moment with her new pup.
During an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show, Holly explained that the first morning with her golden retriever was a far cry from perfect when she was greeted by an abhorrent smell as she went to check on her in the crate.
Disaster pending: However, things went disastrously wrong after her puppy got hold of the parts and proceeded to chew them up, damaging the appliance in the process
The new dog owner said: ‘Before I saw her, I could smell her. I lifted the flap and I swear to God it was like something out of a horror movie.’
‘She was covered in her own s**t. She’d gone from white and perfect to just stinky and smelly. I looked and thought “if I let you out you’re going to run through and cover the whole house in this.”‘
It might not have been the greeting the This Morning presenter was expecting but she did gush about the newest addition to the family.
New addition: Holly and her family welcomed adorable golden retriever into their home last year
‘She is pretty perfect actually, apart from that first night. I think she did it on purpose. I think she’s quite a clever girl.’
Bailey joined the Willoughby/Baldwin family in November and Holly enthused that her household was ‘completely in love’ with their furry friend.
She wrote on her Wylde Moon website: ‘Bailey has come in and pushed a giant paw-shaped, reset button for all us…and of course we are completely in love.’
Holly recalled of her family’s journey to get the pup: ‘My daughter has been campaigning for us to get a dog since she was able to talk, and we have been waiting for the right time for a dog to fit into our family life.
‘Now, is that time. This little ball of scrumptious energy bounded into our world and immediately made us question why on earth we have waited so long.
‘She’s been brilliant for getting us all out of the house, going on long walks and playing in the garden.
‘During lockdown, the kids gravitated to being on screens more than normal, but Bailey has come in and pushed a giant paw-shaped, reset button for all us…and of course we are completely in love.’
Puppy love: The pup didn’t seem as excited as Holly as she lay snoozing on the sofa, with Holly asking Bailey: ‘are you gonna say hello?’
