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Hellraiser: Lily Allen had been performing in Paris when her band decided to trash a hotel room

Lily Allen has been raising more hell on her tour.

After we revealed she wrecked her dressing room at a Canadian venue by having an ice-cream fight, now she has boasted that her backing band trashed a hotel room in Paris.

Lily was keen to distance herself from the boozy bedlam, which included the all-time rock’n’roll cliché of throwing a TV set out of the hotel window.

It’s just a shame there wasn’t a Rolls-Royce handy to drive into the swimming pool.

The singer, 24, is currently taking a week’s break from her tour with a safari trip to South Africa.

She was in Paris earlier this month, and said in a 95.8 Capital FM interview that the trashing took place during a day off.

She was keen to stress that she wasn’t present at the time, saying: 'They did a pretty good job of one [hotel room] in Paris. TVs out of the window and everything, but I wasn’t there. I wasn’t involved.

'I was in a different hotel. It was a day off. When I have a day off and you’re in a European city the band tends to be a write off. I didn’t see them for that whole day, I didn’t want to.

'They sounded like they were in a state.'

Luckily for Lily, who was staying at the luxury Hotel de Crillon, she spent the day shopping.

Otherwise she could have been facing another bill for repairs after her little
ice-cream outburst in Canada last month.

She was made to hand over £1,100 after the food fight at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto.

Luxury: Lily and her band were staying at the Hotel de Crillon on the Place de la Concorde when the TV-throwing incident took place

Lil has been thrilling her followers on Twitter with updates of her safari trip in South Africa.

The star said she had bought a “f*** off camera” and has been posting images of the various animals she’s coming across.

After her break she’s off to Asia. She added: 'I’ve been all over Europe and America, then I am doing the festivals over the summer - it’s going to be a big summer.'