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Comic Relief viewers SLAM BBC over 'uncomfortable' David Walliams sketch – following his BGT exit

Comic Relief viewers SLAM BBC over 'uncomfortable' David Walliams sketch - following his BGT exit

Comic Relief viewers felt “uncomfortable” after a skit with David Walliams on Friday’s show.

The evening saw a host of celebrities help raise an incredible £31million for charity with comedy specials and musical performances.

However, when David, 51, slipped into a skin-tight leather outfit as he pretended to audition for Eurovision, viewers weren’t impressed at all.

The segment saw stars from Bucks Fizz to Gordon Ramsay try their luck in front of judges Graham Norton, Lulu and last year’s winner Sam Ryder.

And David chose to dance to Eye Of The Tiger in his tight clothes before covering himself in confetti.

Awkward: Comic Relief viewers felt ‘uncomfortable’ after skit with David Walliams on Friday’s show

No laughing: When David, 51, slipped into a skin-tight leather outfit as he pretended to audition for Eurovision, viewers weren't impressed at all

No laughing: When David, 51, slipped into a skin-tight leather outfit as he pretended to audition for Eurovision, viewers weren’t impressed at all

Taking to Twitter, one wrote: ‘David Walliams on my screen I’m so uncomfortable’.

While another, referring to his scandal-ridden exit from BGT, wrote: ‘When his audition is over we should all be whispering obscenities about him.’

A third said: ‘#RedNoseDay why was David Walliams in it?? Read bedroom best friends.

It comes after David left the ITV show ahead of its 2023 series and was replaced by former judge Strictly Bruno Tonioli, 67.

It came after he was forced to apologize for describing an elderly contestant as a ‘c***’ and making despicable sexual remarks about a female contestant.

The comments, held in January 2020 during auditions at the London Palladium, were picked up by the show’s microphones and revealed in December 2022.

During the audition, an older performer engaged in banter with the judges in which he made a joke about Walliams. After the audition, the pensioner left, at which point Walliams allegedly called him a “c***” three times.

In another instance, after a contestant auditioning on the same show walked off stage, Walliams remarked, “She’s like the kinda annoying girl you meet in the pub who thinks you want to fuck them, but you don’t. don’t… It’s the last thing on your mind, but she’s like, ‘Yeah, I bet she is!’

Uncomfortable: On Twitter, one wrote:

Uncomfortable: One on Twitter wrote: ‘David Walliams on my screen I’m so uncomfortable’

As Amanda and Simon have weighed in on the scandal surrounding David after offensive remarks he made about Britain’s Got Talent contestants were leaked.

Despite the backlash, Amanda publicly supported her co-star during the uproar when she proudly declared herself “Team David.”

Speaking about the future of Britain’s Got Talent, Amanda told Good Morning Britain: ‘I would love to see the judging panel look like they did before. I think we are a great team, we are a family.

Shocking: The comments, made in January 2020 during auditions at the London Palladium, were picked up by the programme's microphones and revealed earlier this month

Shocking: The comments, made in January 2020 during auditions at the London Palladium, were picked up by the programme’s microphones and revealed earlier this month

New addition: his place in the panel is now taken over by Bruno Tonioli, 67

New addition: his place in the panel is now taken over by Bruno Tonioli, 67

When asked directly if she was part of “Team David”, she replied: “Of course I am Team David.

Simon, 63, was not so forthcoming when asked about his fellow judge in an interview with The Daily Star.

Asked about David’s conduct, Simon replied: “Can’t we go? If it does not bother you.’

He also insisted that the judges weren’t the key to the show’s success, thinking, “I think for me the most important thing – and I had this conversation the other day. It’s always a question of talent.

“If you don’t have great talent, you don’t have a show,” he said. “That’s all I care about.”

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