Is david on britains got talent gay

David Walliams has opened up on his sexuality and how he thinks he might identify in a candid interview. The Little Britain star has had people assuming that he is gay for years - despite being married to a woman. The year-old former Britain's Got Talent judge admitted he would "probably" have his gender preference as non-binary if he were younger today and also added that his life "may have been easier" if he were gay. Speaking on the Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh Szeps podcast, the comedian shared how he would probably identify if he were a university student today.

David Walliams is back on our screens on the judging panel for the one-off recap of this year's Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, and we're huge fans of the multi-talented comedian-come-actor-come-author. Since shooting to fame in Little Britain with Matt Lucas in , the star has been a regular on our TV screens and penned an impressive 25 children's books. However, little is known of David's home life, being notoriously private about his relationships. The TV personality was married to model Lara Stone between and and they share a six-year-old son, Alfred, together.

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The offensive remarks were made during a recorded audition show at the London Palladium in January One of the incidents captured in the transcript involved an older performer who engaged in some lighthearted banter with the judges in which he made a jibe about Walliams. After an unsuccessful audition, the pensioner walked off stage. His comments were picked up by microphones used to capture discussions between the judges when they are sitting at their desk in the centre of the auditorium.