Take That are currently in a west London studio working on their second post-reunion album, but sessions are reportedly being disturbed by US pop band Iglu & Hartly, who are renting a flat above the studio before their upcoming UK tour.
A source told The Daily Star: "Take That are recording downstairs and apparently Iglu & Hartly are disrupting their recording so much that the band want them out. They will be evicted at the weekend. They've been partying so hard that there have been loads of complaints. The band left a key on a window ledge outside the flat during the Notting Hill Carnival and people broke in. They also locked themselves out and had to kick the door down twice".
The band's vocalist Sam Katz apparently confirmed all this, saying: "The landlady went ape when she saw the apartment. But to us it was just a few dirty dishes. I'm cleaning the place up now, but who knows where we'll end up".
Asked about the angry old men downstairs, he said: "Take who? Are they like New Kids On The Block? Cool".
Iglu & Hartly's painful new single 'In The City' is released on 15 Sep.