Lucy Beaumont thought she’d never work in TV again after speaking up on David Walliams. Something different happened
The Guardian reports that comedian Lucy Beaumont revealed she had intervened to support a junior TV worker concerned about David Walliams' behaviour, and that she contributed to an investigation into Walliams. Beaumont feared speaking up would brand her a troublemaker and end her television career, but according to The Guardian the response has been more positive: her book Drinking Custard: The Diary of a Confused Mum sold out online, and tickets for her tour are in demand.
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Lucy Beaumont thought she’d never work in TV again after speaking up on David Walliams. Something different happened
Book sells out and tour tickets in demand after comedian reveals she contributed to Walliams investigation When the comedian Lucy Beaumont revealed she had intervened to support a junior TV worker concerned about David Walliams’ behaviour, she feared it would brand her as a troublemaker and ensure she would never work in television again. The immediate response to her actions, however, has been more heartening. Her book Drinking Custard: The Diary of a Confused Mum sold out online soon after she
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