David walliams is gay
Britain's Got Talent actor David Walliams on love and sexuality
David Walliams is assist on our screens on the judging panel for the one-off recap of this year'sBritain's Got Talenton 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.
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However, little is known of David's home life, existence 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. David has addressed questions on his sexuality several times in the past, most recently in an interview with Attitude magazine in
David Walliams and his ex-wife Lara Stone
When asked if he is
As a judge on Britain's Got Talent and half of the nation's most sucessful comedy duo, there was a time when David Walliams was seen as one of the most eligible bachelors in showbiz.
Scarcely a month would go past without him being linked to a gorgeous model, singer or TV celestial body in the wake of his divorce from model Lara Stone in
Despite his career success, his popularity with women did occasionally raise an eyebrow thanks to his rather camp image and penchant for dressing up as a woman in his comedy sketches.
Not to refer the fact that he used to describe himself as Simon Cowell's 'Number one girl' on BGT, and was in the habit of leaping on the music mogul at red-carpet events
Now, however, the mystery may be solved after Walliams, who has an estimated net worth of £17 million, opened up about his rumoured romance with Torn singer Natalie Imbruglia.
The comedian, 53, told of his heartbreak after being friend-zoned by the former Neighbours star, telling how he fell for her 'like a ton of bricks,' but she saw him more as a 'gay best friend.'
Speaking on Australian radio sh
David Walliams has claimed he is 'probably non-binary' he as he candidly opened up about his sexuality and gender identity in a new interview on Monday.
The comedian and creator, 53, also admitted that he thinks life 'might have been easier' for him if he were gay.
He appeared on the Australian podcast Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh Szeps, where he made the revelations about himself.
David explained that if people used the same language as we do now when he was younger, he would have most-likely identified as non-binary.
He told the host: 'I think in a way I'd probably say I am non-binary I consider. I don't know exactly.'
The comedian recalled: 'It's engaging because I had this girlfriend at the terminate of university and we used to go out.
David Walliams has revealed he is 'probably non-binary' he as he candidly opened up about his sexuality and gender identity in a new interview on Monday
The comedian and creator, 53, also admitted that he thinks life 'might have been easier' for him if he were gay
'I used to proceed out to gay clubs and dance for love six hours an
One of the last times we heard of David Walliams and homosexuality was when Britain's Got Talent fans were outraged that he was playing gay during some of the contestant evaluations/performances.
But knowing Walliams and his past acting career as one of the dynamic duo behind "Little Britain," we know he's been campy since day one. Minute did we know, or maybe we have forgotten, he may not be acting.
Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams has revealed he would be open to a relationship with another bloke following his split from model ex-wife Lara Stone, admitting "gay experiences" in the past.
The year-old comedian and author, who has been a judge on the ITV talent show since , spoke about his future plans since confirming his divorce from Stone in , with whom he has one child, Alfred, three. &#;
It seems that he is as free as some of his characters. To have such confidence to communicate so freely about his sexuality/bisexuality is something to be commended.
He may be pulling from some of the confidence his "Little Britai