The Don’t Stop singers were stunned when uniformed officers turned up on their doorstep – only for them to be erotic performers.
‘Some people sent strippers to our house, which was interesting because they were male strippers. It was a bit of a joke, but it was funny,’ 18-year-old Calum Hood of the band explained in an exclusive chat.
‘I’m not sure who sent them exactly, but I will try to get them to send female ones next time.
‘They were dressed as policemen but we didn’t answer the door because we were scared. They could actually have been the real police,’ he laughs, saying his bandmates can be rowdy when they get together.
Although Hood said he and his Aussie bandmates enjoy their shared party pad, the Kerrang! award winners prefer to chill out when they take a break from supporting One Direction on tour.
‘We have fun when we live together – it’s kind of hard not to. We haven’t had the neighbours complaining yet but they probably will in the near future.
‘When we have free time we would rather be sleeping, to be fair.’
As for painting the town red with thier 1D tour mates, Hood added: ‘The thing is we are very busy at the moment and it’s very hard to find time in our schedules to party together.'
With 1D recently causing a storm when a video emerged appearing to show band members smoking drugs, Hood said 5SOS were much more clean living.
‘Did they offer us marijuana or drugs? No! Definitely not,’ he said.
[Originally published Metro, Guilty Pleasures, Monday 16 June 2014]
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