David Walliams, the comedian and former Britain's Got Talent judge, has listed his £10 million London townhouse for sale. The move comes amid allegations of sexual misconduct, including grooming and sexual assault against a 15-year-old schoolgirl, which he has denied. Walliams, 55, was last seen in public on October 14, dining with an associate at a London café.
The comedian told The Guardian and ITV News he “behaved thoughtlessly” but insisted he is “not a sexual predator” and has “not broken the law.” He has also attempted to prevent the publication of allegations regarding inappropriate sexual behavior. The claims against him include accusations of grooming and sexual assault, which he has categorically denied.
Walliams has been a public figure for decades, known for his work in television and comedy. The allegations have sparked public debate about the handling of sexual misconduct claims in the entertainment industry. Legal proceedings are ongoing, and the case remains under investigation. The sale of his London property is seen as a significant step in his personal and professional life amid the controversy.
