Charley Hull Defends Her £100k Scratch Card Prank
Professional golfer Charley Hull addresses the controversy surrounding a prank she played on her caddie, Adsy. She explains their close, brother-sister-like relationship and the British banter they share, insisting that he found the joke hilarious.
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I did not know nothing about it, and what people don't understand is mine and Adsy's relationship, and I think being British as well, like you have banter and taking the mickey, if you get what I mean, out of each other, and he's Australian, and I don't think people understand mine and Adsy's relationship.
Like we're very, very close.
He's like a big brother to me.
He's like one of my best friends.
He come to W- Wimbledon with me the other week.
He's always taking the, the mickey out of me, and he thought the joke was brilliant himself.
He was showing everybody about it.
He was laughing hard about it.
And then when you hear comments, so many people saying how bad it is and this and that, I'm like, "Just lighten up.
You obviously don't get my humor, and I don't care if you don't get my humor because my friends get my humor, and that's why m- they're my friends."
And I wouldn't do it to a random person, that I knew wouldn't take it very well, but we all knew Adsy.
He's the king of pranks.
Like the amount of pranks that he's done on his caddy mates have been way worse than that, and he just finds it hilarious.
Like, so he's pretty chilled.
So I think people need to chill out about that, and Adsy's like loving the attention from it.
He's like, "How cool is this?"
Like I think it was on like the Lad Bible or the Sports Bible.
He's like, "Oh my God."
He was like, "This is brilliant.
I can't believe I fell for that joke.
It's so funny."
Like he text me last night saying, "This has been one of the funniest weeks ever because of that prank."
So I think people need to stop write bad comments and stuff because they need to lighten up.
But if you've got something bad to say about it, I don't care
