Coronation Street star Harry Visinoni is terrified as he finds a four-foot-long SNAKE in his bathroom after brushing his teeth
Coronation Street star Harry Visinoni frightened him when he went for his toothbrush in the middle of the night.
The actor, 21, found a four-foot-long snake sliding down on his toilet seat just after midnight Saturday morning.
Harry, who plays Seb Franklin in ITV soap, told the RSPCA after he discovered the royal python, the animal charity said.
Horrible find: Coronation Street star Harry Visinoni discovered a four-foot-long snake just after midnight Saturday morning
The snake was then taken out of his home by one of the charity’s animal rescuers.
Harry shared the incident on his Instagram Story, as he explained that the snake was ‘like a yellow with some sort of almost tiger black vibes’.
Speaking later, Harry, who has been a star in Korea since 2016, said: ‘I was just brushing my teeth and saw the appearance of a snake pop from behind the wall at the back of the toilet. .
‘I didn’t enter it at first and then I looked again and realized what I had seen so I quickly left the bathroom and closed the door.
Slither: Harry, who plays Seb Franklin in an ITV soap, called the RSPCA after discovering the royal python that was filtering over his toilet seat
‘We went back inside and watched as the snake then slid to the roof of the toilet and sat on the seat just looking at us.’
Harry and his girlfriend Ellie Isaac left the room before returning to find that the snake appeared to be gone.
They later contacted the RSPCA who sent Sonia Hulme’s animal rescue to their home, who found the snake behind the radiator in the bathroom.
She said: ‘She was very angry and didn’t want to get away from the radiator – so I managed to remove the part above and as it went on Harry grabbed the radiator and I got gripping the snake’s tail using a pillow covering my hands I got inside safely.
Rescue: The RSPCA was again contacted by animal rescuer Sonia Hulme, who found the snake behind the radiator in the bathroom.
‘I thought it was fitting that this royal python was found on the throne – and as she is female we thought it would be appropriate to call her Lulu.’
The escaped snake is believed to have belonged to the owner of a former Visinoni home, who died a few months ago, the RSPCA said.
Sonia said: ‘We suspect she escaped months ago and may have lived in the caves of the wall – but thankfully snakes can live with long gaps between food.
‘She’s in really good condition and she’s definitely eating well now.’
Lulu: Sonia said that ‘she thought it was fitting that this royal python was found on the throne – and as she is female we thought it would be appropriate to call her Lulu’