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Sister trio Haim performed on BBC morning politics programme ‘The Andrew Marr Show’ yesterday and in a bizarre turn of events, ended up serenading the British prime minister David Cameron.
Bass player and eldest sis, Este, dedicated the band’s single ‘The Wire’ to D-Cam pointing to him (at the 3.04 mark) and saying:
Friday 22 November, 2024
Friday 22 November, 2024
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WE’RE SCARLET FOR all involved.
Sister trio Haim performed on BBC morning politics programme ‘The Andrew Marr Show’ yesterday and in a bizarre turn of events, ended up serenading the British prime minister David Cameron.
Bass player and eldest sis, Este, dedicated the band’s single ‘The Wire’ to D-Cam pointing to him (at the 3.04 mark) and saying:
We have a feeling she wasn’t being entirely sincere.
David, on the other hand, immediately took to that twitters all the cool kids use to jump on his new-found streetcred.
We can totally imagine him bopping around to ‘Don’t Save Me’ with Sam Cam and the lads.
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