M&S shopper shocked after finding Percy Pig with willy-shaped ear

A MARKS & Spencer's shopper was shocked when she opened up a bag of sweets to find a porky surprise on one of her Percy Pigs.

Spanish tutor Maria PeRamos was enjoying the treats bought in Thamesmead, South East London, when she came across one pig with a willy-shaped ear.

The gummy sweet caught her eye as it seemed to have a willy strewn across the pig's face.

She told The Sun: "I had never had a Percy Pig before. My boyfriend Will, who lives in London, bought them for me while I was visiting him.

"I was just eating them and I came across an unusual one. It was very funny to be honest.

"It was kind of surprising but I ate it straight away after I took a picture. We were both laughing.

"Before I left the UK I actually bought 15 more bags of Percy Pigs before going back to Mexico for my nephews.

"They haven't been opened yet but I'm hoping we find some more unusual funny ones."

'LORD HAVE MERCY'

She posted a snap of the usual pig on a London Facebook group saying: "Lord have mercy, there’s a d*ck on my Percy. Must have picked up the X Rated Percy Pigs."

Members of the group saw the funny side to the rude, deformed Percy and posted jokes like “M&S or S&M?”

One added: “That's not just any D*ck - It's an M&S D*ck”

While another joked: “They’ve made a right pig’s ear of that”

Another had more sensible advice saying: “Send it back. My mate had a mutant PP that looked like three had been melted together.

"They sent him a giant package with three bags back.”

EVIL PERCY

It comes as last month a nurse squealed with horror when she was confronted by an evil-looking Percy Pig with just one ear.

Millie Watkins, 27, found the usually cheerful M&S sweet glaring at her as she scoffed a bag with boyfriend Si.

She said: “I thought ‘Oh my God, look at this pig’. I didn’t squash him at all.

"He was like that when he came out of the packet. He’s got a proper angry face. He looks really sinister.

"A friend said: 'Maybe he’s been fighting with Colin the Caterpillar'.”

Millie, of Worcester, still ate the surly swine after taking a snap and said: “He tasted just as good as any other one.

M&S declined to comment.