Paul McCartney’s daughter Mary admits a childhood pony once defecated at the Abbey Road crosswalk

Mary McCartney has admitted her father Paul McCartney was amused when her pony Jet “embarrassed himself” while re-enacting the Beatles’ famous Abbey Road snap.

The 53-year-old shared how she brought her beloved Jet to the famous recording studio, who couldn’t resist recreating the famous Beatles album cover along the way.

In the upcoming Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing, her father laughs about how the little horse “fell out of favor” on the pedestrian crossing.

Hilarious: Paul McCartney’s daughter Mary admits her father was amused when her pony Jet “embarrassed himself” while recreating the Beatles’ famous Abbey Road candid (Paul and then-wife Linda McCartney are at an unknown date with jet shown).

He says: “We lived nearby and had this little pony called Jet. We came here for something to do and [Mary] just brought jet. He “made” the crosswalk. I think he made a fool of himself with it.”

Photographer Mary – whose mother is the late Linda McCartney – continued to tell the Times: “When the Beatles split up my mother was pregnant with me and she would have gone to Abbey Road.

“Then my parents went back to record with Wings and I came and visited them, made around and went back home. I must have brought Jet with me once.’

If These Walls Could Sing unveils the “untold story of Abbey Road Studios,” still considered “the heart of the music industry,” according to Disney+.

Iconic: The photographer, 53, shared how she brought her beloved Jet to the famous recording studio, who couldn’t resist recreating the famous Beatles album cover along the way

“In this personal film of memory and discovery, Mary McCartney takes us through nine decades to see and experience the creative magic that has made it the world’s most celebrated and longest-running studio,” reads the synopsis.

The documentary features all-star performances from the likes of Elton John, Noel Gallagher and Paul, as well as archive footage and session tapes.

“These talks, coupled with live archive footage and session tapes, give exclusive access to these famous private studios,” the synopsis concludes.

Remembering: She said: ‘When the Beatles split up my mum was pregnant with me and she would have gone to Abbey Road’ (pictured December 2022)

If These Walls Could Sing was released on the streaming platform on December 16, but has been pushed back to January 6 for viewers in the UK and Ireland.

It follows on from the success of The Beatles: Get Back, a Disney+ documentary directed by multiple Oscar winner Peter Jackson.

The film took fans into the British band’s January 1969 recording sessions, which “became a defining moment in music history”.

The Beatles: Get Back won five Creative Arts Emmys at the 2022 ceremony, including Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Series.

Hilarious: In the upcoming Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing, her dad laughs at how the little horse “defiled” himself on the crosswalk