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‘You’re a big boy for 16.” Footage of David Walliams involved in a game of “hide the sausage” with teenage boys has resurfaced after he was named on Tuesday as the celebrity who had been fighting in the courts to keep his name secret. Mr Walliams has been accused of sexual misconduct, including alleged grooming of teenagers and abusing his position of power. The 55-year-old has been the subject of a long running investigation by ITN and the Guardian. He denies all the allegations against him and has declared that “I am not a sexual predator... I have not broken the law”. In the video, during a Little Britain stage act in 2007, Mr Walliams, in character as Des Kaye, is heard telling one participant, “you’re a big boy for 16”. The teen was on stage after Mr Walliams called for volunteers for a game of “hide the sausage” and was joined by two other teens. The footage, filmed as part of a BBC documentary which followed the show’s tour of Australia, shows Mr Walliams asking the boys ages. He shouts, “bingo”, when one boy says he is 16. “You’re a big boy for 16, aren’t you? That’s what I’ll tell the judge,” Mr Walliams tells him. The comedian then kisses the boy on the lips and then pulls down his trousers. Another clip that has emerged in recent days involves Jonathan Ross making a joke at the 2004 British Comedy Awards about Mr Walliams and teenage girls. He sets up the joke by explaining that the awards are 15 years old, then adds: “And like most 15-year-olds, it’s drunk, it’s unpredictable, and it’s probably going home with David Walliams.” The camera then pans to Mr Walliams who laughs. Mr Ross has addressed the joke in a statement he released saying he was “horrified” by the allegations levelled at Mr Walliams, “and the crimes of Russell Brand”. The latter was jailed on Monday for rape and three sexual assaults. Mr Ross has insisted he didn’t write the punchline and branded it “tasteless”.
‘You’re a big boy for 16.” Footage of David Walliams involved in a game of “hide the sausage” with teenage boys has resurfaced after he was named on Tuesday as the celebrity who had been fighting in the courts to keep his name secret. Mr Walliams has been accused of sexual misconduct, including alleged grooming of teenagers and abusing his position of power. The 55-year-old has been the subject of a long running investigation by ITN and the Guardian. He denies all the allegations against him and has declared that “I am not a sexual predator... I have not broken the law”. In the video, during a Little Britain stage act in 2007, Mr Walliams, in character as Des Kaye, is heard telling one participant, “you’re a big boy for 16”. The teen was on stage after Mr Walliams called for volunteers for a game of “hide the sausage” and was joined by two other teens. The footage, filmed as part of a BBC documentary which followed the show’s tour of Australia, shows Mr Walliams asking the boys ages. He shouts, “bingo”, when one boy says he is 16. “You’re a big boy for 16, aren’t you? That’s what I’ll tell the judge,” Mr Walliams tells him. The comedian then kisses the boy on the lips and then pulls down his trousers. Another clip that has emerged in recent days involves Jonathan Ross making a joke at the 2004 British Comedy Awards about Mr Walliams and teenage girls. He sets up the joke by explaining that the awards are 15 years old, then adds: “And like most 15-year-olds, it’s drunk, it’s unpredictable, and it’s probably going home with David Walliams.” The camera then pans to Mr Walliams who laughs. Mr Ross has addressed the joke in a statement he released saying he was “horrified” by the allegations levelled at Mr Walliams, “and the crimes of Russell Brand”. The latter was jailed on Monday for rape and three sexual assaults. Mr Ross has insisted he didn’t write the punchline and branded it “tasteless”.

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