Why the members of McFly needed new passports after the tour with Rod Stewart

The band appeared on “The Late, Late Show” with Stewart before being dropped off by him on a private jet

Rod Stewart played a prank on the members of the McFly.

While participating in the Australian program I’m a celebrity… get me out of here!, Danny Jones spoke Stewart.

The owner of the hit “I Don’t Want To Talk About It” and the band participated in the talk show The show late, late. THE McFly – formed by Jones, Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter AND Harry Judd – they would remain in town until that night, as they had to fulfill a performance schedule around America.

Stewartthen offered him a ride on his private jet. Before the group members boarded, Auction He asked them for their passports, which he kept until disembarkation.

“He got into his Rolls-Royce, took our passports back and handed them to our tour manager. All the visas were sorted, everything was in order for the US and South America,” she said. Jones. “And ever since I told him this story, he thought it would be funny to draw penises on our heads on our passports!”

When he arrived at the immigration office in the United States, the customs agent did not like the joke. “Do you think this is funny?” he reportedly asked the band.

“No, no, no! Rod Stewart he literally drew a penis on our heads!”, he replied, recalling that the document of Judd he remained unharmed.

According to the The Independent (go People), the band needed to get new passports.

Source: Terra

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