American Tennis Legend Andy Roddick’s 36-Year-Old Actress Wife Delivers Rib-Tickling Punchline as King Charles’ Coronation Meets With an Unfortunate Blow

The UK welcomes a new king today. At his coronation later today at London’s Westminster Abbey, a thousand-year-old ceremony will make Charles’ transformation from prince to king a reality. There has been, however, significant controversy in the buildup to the coronation. The reason? A peculiar incident that occurred a couple of days ago at the Royal Crescent grounds in Bath, England, which involved a giant penis. Surprisingly, Brooklyn Decker, actress, model, and wife of Andy Roddick, took to Instagram to poke fun at the soon-to-be-crowned King.

Of course, for royalists, the incident came as a shock. For Brooklyn Decker, however, it definitely was something that managed to tickle her funny bone.

Actress wife of Andy Roddick drops hilarious Instagram story following mowed penis incident

Two days ago, it came to light that pranksters had taken to the Royal Crescent grounds with the objective of mowing a mammoth penis. What’s more? They fulfilled the objective with flying colors. As a result, on Thursday morning, residents were shocked to find a mowed penis on the lush green Royal Crescent grounds.

Andy Roddick’s wife, Brooklyn Decker, couldn’t resist herself from sharing an Instagram post about it. In her story, she posted a photo of the giant penis. It also featured an image of Prince Charles wearing quite a worried expression. She also included the text, “BD wuz here.”

There’s still no word from authorities if they have managed to track down the people responsible for the act. Right now, however, the focus is firmly on beefing up security for the coronation ceremony, which is likely to proceed as planned despite the penis prank.

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The coronation is going to follow a grand tradition that started back in 1066. It will consist of a service that Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, will conduct. Various representatives and leaders of diverse religious communities are also slated to make their presence felt ahead of the coronation.

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