Britain’s Got Talent judge David Walliams has apologised for making derogatory and explicit remarks about contestants on the show that were shared by The Guardian in a leaked transcript.
The bestselling children’s book author released a statement in which he called the conversations private and never intended to be shared - but said that he was sorry nevertheless. An official statement from Thames Production reads: "Although relating to a private conversation almost three years ago, the language used was inappropriate. Even though it was private, those involved have been spoken to and reminded of their responsibilities and the show's expectations as to future professional conduct."
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