Sam Fender? Isn’t he about 12?
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Sam Fender ???? Take that name out of your mouth. Stephen Fry is the p being talked about
Also the woman who peed herself was equally gross. I think that character may have been on one of the earlier episodes of Little Britain…I wasn’t an avid viewer of LB, I just didn’t find it funny. It was more vomit-inducing than funny.
Agree with all this and just to add it's worse in Greek culture where men will feel no issue in commenting loudly and publicly on your body, your hair, whether you're too large, haven't made an effort, too weird looking, all with the clear expectations that a) they have the right to pass this judgement and b) that you will take on board their comment and do something to fix it so as not to offend with your large bum again
Bonus points if the guy making the comment is your cousin Tzimmi who still lives with his mum at 36 cos no other woman is good enough for him and his fingers are so large and hairy they look like wooly bear caterpillars
Dear god, is that what parents are buying for their children?!
People vilified Enid Blyton, she’s an angel by comparison.
They’ll have bigger boobs than the women they’re large shaming too…. THE AUDACITY.
I think it’s a bit like if you were at a work meeting and person X was there, that’s different to you having spent a few weeks working with person X on a project.
Just because Lucy has been on a panel show as a guest at the same time as him, it wouldn’t be thought of as “working” with him. If she’d had a recurring part in Little Britain or written a show with him or been his warm up act, that would be “working with him”.
Being in the same panel show is just being in the same studios with him and others, once, for a day, she may not have even seen him or spoken with him outside of the parts that were filmed. I think that’s how she’s thinking of it.
It's good that she helped whistle blow, but she didn't need to make it known on Sky News, especially as she never worked with him. It makes it look like she's trying to give herself a very much needed career boost off the back of it despite covering herself by saying she won't get TV work again.
I think Lucy may have been really good for mums, I appreciate how clear she made it that safeguarding is an issue that many of us already deal with and that we do have power, especially in growing numbers and better coverage at times like these, so gives encouragement to report, to whoever the duck will listen.
Well he met Jane Goldman when she was 16 (he 26, I believe) and married when she was 18 so it’s right there in the open.
Im replying before I get to the end of the thread so sorry if this has been posted 26 times already.
Disagree. She was so brave for doing this and I completely admire her.
I watched the whole video and I also didn't get the sense she was doing this for a career boost - she seemed very sincere, as well as full of trepidation.
Who else has spoken out against him like this, so publicly, at this stage? Nobody else.
If I had to guess, I'd say Ross was more of an enabler. As in, he was well aware of his friends' actions (how could he not be?) and was the type to encourage them or laugh it off. He moved in permissive circles at a time when sexist, lad culture attitudes were the norm. His permissiveness might also have extended to not batting an eyelid at sexual assault and grooming.
I do remember an interview he did with Teri Hatcher (Desperate Housewives) on his talk show. I just googled and it must have been way back in 2006. Anyway, she was describing being sexually assaulted by her masseuse and Ross interjected to ask whether she was lying on her back or on her front, just turning it into a joke. Even 14-year old me knew how inappropriate it was to respond to a public SA disclosure like that.
Rik Mayall. Stephen Fry caught a ferry to Belgium without telling anyone of his plans, so there was media speculation that he'd harmed himself. I thought it had more to do with negative reviews, though? Fry admits to being hypersensitive to criticism.
She may not have worked with him, but she worked with the person who procured him 'young women' so why shouldn't she speak up about it?
She says she is going to become a Pilates teacher in that interview. Sounded like some of the things she had heard eg from the young woman she had tracked down to offer help, had really upset her because of her safeguarding and teaching background.