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UK: Crouch claims Sun privacy breach over pregnancy story

Posted on September 16, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Dominic Ponsford reports:

England footballer Peter Crouch has accused journalists from The Sun of intruding on his privacy by revealing that his girlfriend was pregnant before members of their family were told.

The Sun broke the story yesterday in advance of an official announcement.

According to Abbey Clancy “intrusive Sun reporters” followed her to a private clinic and then recorded a private conversation in a restaurant.

Read more in the Press Gazette.

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