Mr. Wilson's incredible love for his Master Bologna, Natalie Imbrulya, demonstrated the Australian singer Natalie Imbrojul on the set of British Comedy Shaws about Greidy. The star appeared in the studio in a dress with a gentle flower pattern, leading on the leash of a beloved snow-white pet. "This is my joy and pride, - I started talking about the dog Natalie. - When I lived in Los Angeles in 2013, I saved him from death, accidentally noticing in the garbage container. Its wool was so frank that I was at first I decided that the puppy was gray until washed His perfect. I do not think that someone offended him, because he is very friendly. Most likely, he himself escaped from his owners. "
On the show floor of O'Greedi Natalie Imbrulya came with her Bologna named Mr. Wilson. Photo: www.youtube.com.
After that, the singer demonstrated several uncomplicated tricks, which she managed to train a dog, encouraging delicacy.
Next, the conversation went about the very beginning of a 40-year-old celebrity career, which Natalie began as an actress. Living from 18 years in the United States, she released their first songs, in parallel with the television films and shows. However, the singer never forgot about his Avcratral roots, so when the lead told her about the 30-year-old anniversary of the series "Neighbors", in which she debuted at 16 years old, the star gladly remembered this time: "I loved this series very much. At that time I lived in Melbourne, I was 16.5 years old, and I really liked to shoot in the longest Australian "soap opera" in the role of Bet Brennan. "
Now the singer constantly lives in the UK and has British citizenship. And jokingly says that she has already appeared British accent, and in Australia and America rides only to visit mom and friends. In his new album "Male" ("Male") Natalie made its own car versions on the songs of such performers as Kat Stevens (English singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist) and Daft Punk (French musical electronic duet, formed by Thomas Bangalter and Guyanuel de Omem-Cristo).