A TV worker confided in comedian Lucy Beaumont that he was asked to take young women to David Walliams' dressing room, she tells @CathyNewman. Beaumont says she later found one of the women and offered help. Sky News has contacted Walliams' representatives about this allegation.
Lucy Beaumont on sky news just now was an unreal interview. She’s the whistleblower for David Walliams, and says her work will dry up because she’s the one who has helped the girls who were vulnerable. Girls who were suicidal because of what they’d been through. Very powerful.
“Hello.
M&S?
Oh, yes, hello!
I’d like to order James Norton with the “tucking me in for the night in just a towel after he’s finished having a shave” option.
What do you mean, ‘me and a million others?!’
How am I supposed to enjoy Christmas now without my bit of Norton?”
@Jemima_Khan She cant respond to your allegations towards her. Very one sided. You put her in a potentially very dangerous situation with a man you KNEW was dangerous
This episode feels like proper old style Corrie and really connects with what Corrie was meant to be about. Not murders, affairs and con artists, but communities, friendships, families and real life issues. 10/10 #CoronationStreet#Corrie@itvcorrie
Well done ladies. Finally #Corrie does what it used to do best. Friendship and love. No cheating/lying backstabbing/affairs. Just Friendship and love. Can we have more of that @itvcorrie