In what some are calling a “bizarre” interview, the Queen of Crime Drama, Lynda La Plante was joined by her giant ‘opera singing ‘ dog Hugo to promote her eighth Jane Tennison thriller Dark Rooms.
The Morning TV show presenters Rochelle Humes and Andi Peters were joined in the studio by La Plante and her 16-month-old white borzoi dog, Hugo to promote the release of her latest installment.
In a clip taken from the interview , Humes and Peters can be seen looking on in appreciation as Hugo proceeds to ‘sing along’ to the national anthem God Save the Queen – mom of course beams with pride in the background as Hugo howls away.
The Mirror reports that ITV viewers were left divided over the unexpected performance - I confess it did bring a smile to my face.
Take a look at Hugo in all his glory by clicking on the link below
Howling operatic dogs aside - best-selling author La Plante’s new book is available in hardback, ebook, and audiobook - pop on over to Amazon and check it out.
La Plante says of her latest offering: "I am thrilled to share with you the first look at the next installment of the Tennison series, DARK ROOMS. Jane Tennison is one of my best-loved characters and I'm so excited for you to read her latest adventure, which this time takes her all the way to Australia, where she must unpick a wealthy family's secrets to solve a brutal murder".
