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drop a bombshell

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drop a bombshell  (British, American & Australian) also drop a bomb (American)
to suddenly tell someone a piece of news that upsets them very much My sister dropped a bombshell by announcing she was leaving her job. Her husband dropped a bomb over dinner. 'I'm seeing another woman,' he said.
See also: bombshell, drop


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Coldplay weren't the only ones to drop a bombshell at the Brits.
Lars Bohinen will drop a bombshell on new Blackburn boss Roy Hodgson by telling him: "Play me or let me go.
 
 
 
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