An Irish events company has spoken out to defend itself after being mistaken for a group involved in a 'Grinch home visit' in a viral post.
A post on Facebook has been shared widely after a local mum explained that she had spent nearly €100 on a visit from the iconic character - but had her house destroyed as a result.
The Northern Irish mother claimed that if all had went well, the visit would have included the Grinch having a pillow fight, putting toilet roll around the Christmas tree, and posing for photos with the kids at the end.
However, decorations were apparently smashed, party food ruined, and a mixture of washing-up liquid and juice coated both the floors and her son in the process.
It led to one company, LOC-Down Events Superheroes & Princess Hire, being contacted by shocked onlookers before confirming it wasn't their making.
They clarified the post in question wasn't about their Grinch, who is a "movie quality Jim Carey style Grinch" set for performances, plays, and games - not for wrecking the homes of shocked parents.
The group added they "do not destroy any property at events or home visits", Belfast Live report.
In a post on Facebook, LOC-Down Events Superheroes & Princess Hire said: "Please note there is a post making it’s rounds on Facebook regarding a Grinch that was hired for a home visit and destroyed the customers property!!!
"Any videos you have seen from loc-Down with a tree being wrecked are all set up We do not destroy any property at events or home visits!!
"Please do not think this is our grinch or company!! I have had a few mails, this is nothing to do with LOC-Down Events Superheroes & Princess Hire!!
