I saw a documentary about Geri Halliwell and she was forever letting her dogs poop in public, on pavements, and she never picked them up. She would just say oops sorry. I don't know about the Hinch but Geri should've got a lot of stick for that imho instead of people finding it funny at the time.
It's one of my bug bears lol. I used to walk in this glorious countryside public place and the fields would be paved in dog shite, and it smelt so so bad and yes I stood it in a time or two. Once I didn't see a giant dog poop in the long grass and it had maggots in it. No joke. Fortunately I always wore wellies and there was a stream to wash boots in, but still, why. I think also Mrs Hinch is a precious Princess who won't pick up poop, physically it would be impossible now. I think she leaves it up to Jamie. I really hope he does walk him and pick up his poop. She has bought doggy poop bags from the pound shop before so I imagine Jamie does.
I get the feeling he is not allowed to poop in the garden lol I think they know his poop times and he gets walked to poop elsewhere. Because if he did poop in the garden, I feel she would've addressed it by now. How she deals with it, how she cleans it up. If he was pooping in the garden, I'm sure she'd get some kind of novelty item like that dog poop toilet thing. But even her kitchen bin has to be filled with powders etc and that shouldn't even have food items in it. I don't think she could handle put Henry's poop anywhere around or in her house or garage?
Does she even recycle like the rest of us? I remember Jamie taking her kitchen bin bag out, to demo that novelty bin bag holder inside, and glass jars knocked together and he said 'oops' and looked guilty, and she just said oh it doesn't matter and went straight back into her sales patter.
It will be interesting to see how she deals with poopy nappies.
Half of me thinks she already has a cleaner, a dog walker and a day and night nanny lined up haha then she can devote herself to hair, make up, fake tan, faddy eating and faffy 'cleaning' as usual