The two footballers, along with Arsenal ace Laurent Koscielny, enjoyed a night out in London back in August.
But in the early hours of the morning, Lloris was pulled over by police in his new £65,000 Porsche Panamera in the West End.
He failed a roadside breath test, and was released on bail after spending seven hours inside a prison cell.
The following month the Tottenham captain pleaded guilty to being more than twice over the legal limit.
The French World Cup winner was fined £50,000 and banned from the road for 20 months after pleading guilty.
And Giroud admitted that he would have also failed a roadside breathalyser IF he had been driving and pulled over the same night.
The Chelsea striker was taking part in a yes or no answering game on French TV show Telefoot when asked the question.
SunSport reported how Lloris admitted his drink-driving charge left him embarrassed.
Lloris told Le Journal du Dimanche: “It is pretty tricky and embarrassing.
“This is not the image I want to give, but mistakes happen. It must not affect me as a man. It does not change who I am or the professional that I am.
“I have always devoted everything to football and respected what you have to do off the field.”
It is understood Spurs fined Lloris, 31, two weeks wages — around £300,000.
As Spurs' number 1, Lloris has made over 250 appearances for the club who finished third in the Premier League last season.
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