'I felt like I was being manipulated': Woman alleges Walliams groomed her as a teenager
Summary
Lilly Creightmore told BBC Newsnight that David Walliams invited her to live with him when she was 18 and that she felt pressured to share a bed. She said he became moody and cold after she refused his advances. Walliams denies acting inappropriately or breaking the law, while acknowledging he sometimes behaved thoughtlessly in casual sexual relationships.Key Facts
- Creightmore said she was between living situations when Walliams invited her to move in with him.
- She said she told Walliams she was not interested in him romantically and refused his advances for about a week.
- Creightmore said Walliams became moody, rude and cold after she refused him.
- Walliams said he did not act inappropriately or target Creightmore because she was young or vulnerable.
- Walliams denied all allegations and said he was not a sexual predator and had not broken the law.
- Walliams said he regretted not always taking the feelings of people he had casual sexual relationships with into account.
- Agent Dermot McNamara told BBC Newsnight that he had informed authorities and broadcasters about alleged inappropriate behaviour, but no action was taken.
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