Glamorous new Chelsea Wag left trapped by SQUIRREL after ChatGPT told her it could attack

CHELSEA Wag Pawgli got an unexpected welcome to London when she came face-to-face with a furry foe on one of her first days in the capital. The 27-year-old, who is the girlfriend of Pep Chavarria and boasts more than 1.1million TikTok followers, revealed the bizarre ordeal in a 90-second video to her fans. The influencer girlfriend of a new Chelsea star has told her horror at meeting a squirrel Credit: Instagram / @pawglina She shared a picture of the offending rodent with her 1.1 million TikTok followers Credit: TikTok/Pawgli Pawgli explained that what should have been a 50-minute walk to a nail salon ended up taking around an hour and a half after she encountered the squirrel. She said she had decided to walk from the hotel while Chavarria waits for his new home to become available later this month. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Play Dream Team this season! £100,000 in prize money up for grabs in 2026/27 Free to enter Play in Mini Leagues against your mates £60,000 jackpot for the overall winner £1,000 prize for winning Gameweek 1 PLAY DREAM TEAM NOW! But after around 45 minutes, her route took her through woodland surrounded by lakes, with Pawgli describing the scenery as something out of Hansel and Gretel. Then, with just 20 minutes left of her journey, she spotted the squirrel sitting in the middle of the path. The influencer said the animal was staring directly at her and appeared unwilling to move. Pawgli then turned to ChatGPT for advice and asked the crucial question: “Do squirrels attack?” According to Pawgli, the AI chatbot told her that they could, prompting her to immediately back away from the animal. She said ChatGPT advised her to wait until the squirrel left before continuing, but after 10 or 15 minutes, it was still blocking her route. SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Pawgli, the girlfriend of new Chelsea signing Pep Chavarria, was concerned about moving to London Credit: Instagram / @pawglina She admits she only decided to move to London out of love for her footballer boyfriend Credit: Instagram / @pawglina With the squirrel refusing to budge, Pawgli eventually decided to turn around and find another route through the woods. Her detour meant the journey took around 90 minutes instead of the original 50. The bizarre encounter comes after Pawgli admitted she had serious reservations about moving from Madrid to London to be with Chavarria. She has previously spoken openly about leaving behind her career, friends and family in the Spanish capital. Pawgli said she had built a successful life in Madrid, with more than 1.1million followers and a growing career working with fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands. She also admitted she had initially planned to remain in Madrid and maintain a long-distance relationship with the footballer. The influencer said: “I have my life in Madrid, I have my job in Madrid, She has built a decent life as an influencer but admits she moved to London because of her boyfriend Credit: Instagram / @pawglina The duo have been together since November 2025 Credit: Instagram / @pawglina “Which luckily is going very, very well. I have projects, I have all the brands I work with there, I have daily events, I have my sister, my family, my friends.” However, she ultimately decided to make the move because she wanted to experience life in London alongside her partner and build a future together. She said: “I’m doing it out of love, because I love my partner and want to build a future and a family with him.” Chavarria joined Chelsea from Rayo Vallecano in a deal worth around £18million after spending the previous four seasons with the Madrid-based club. Pawgli, who has never publicly revealed her real name, has admitted the move remains a daunting prospect, although she is already finding plenty of material for her Spanish-speaking audience. And after being forced into a 40-minute detour by one particularly intimidating London squirrel, she has certainly had her first taste of British wildlife to remember. Comment now