Lucy Beaumont's fans have thrown their weight behind her after she revealed fears that she would never work again after speaking out about David Walliams.
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she → throw → Walliams
By way of support, Lucy's supportive fanbase have sold out her book online and begun snapping up tickets for her comedy tour.
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fanbase → sell → tour
Walliams was unmasked on Tuesday as the celebrity who fought for a court order to suppress allegations that he sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl and preyed on multiple teenage girls while 'abusing his status' to exploit teens.
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he → unmask → teens
During a programme about the case, Lucy revealed that she has privately been 'doing everything she can' to support one of his alleged victims.
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she → reveal → victims
But despite wanting to support victims of sexual assault, Lucy she 'doesn't 'think I'll work in telly again' after coming forward as a whistleblower.
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A three-year joint investigation by ITV News and The Guardian revealed a series of allegations dating back to 2003, with some accusers being as young as 15.
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accusers → reveal → 15
Walliams denies all the allegations.
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Walliams → deny → allegations
Lucy Beaumont's fans have thrown their weight behind her after she revealed fears that she would never work again after speaking out about David Walliams
Appearing on Sky News, Lucy revealed she went to The Guardian with information about Walliams.
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She said: 'The reason I'm speaking out about this, when I know everyone I know knows this, and I don't hear anybody talking about it.
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anybody → say → it
And honestly, I don't think I'll work in telly again.
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I honestly don't.
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However, Lucy needn't have worried, as she has received the full backing of her fans who have reassured her they will support her work.
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they → worry → work
Her book, Drinking Custard: Diary Of A Confused Mum, is currently sold out on Amazon in both hardback (£18.99) and paperback (£12.99).
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book → sell → hardback
One of the people throwing their support behind Lucy was TV presenter Sarah Cawood, who revealed she had booked tickets for her show.
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She said: 'Because she put herself on the line, and I'm grateful AND she's f***ing funny.
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Others said: 'I hope she gets so much work for being such a decent, caring human being'; 'Nice work.
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Just booked'; 'Gonna try get to MK'; 'I'll be totally honest I've never been a fan of Lucy's comedy style but after yesterday's interview she has a new supporter/fan in me.
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she → book → me
Good luck to this amazing woman'; 'One hell of a woman';'I just booked today, too'; 'My daughter just bought tickets too!
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daughter → book → tickets
We just want her to know that she does have support and we back her 100 per cent'; 'In a world of Brands and Walliams.
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It's important to remember there are also Lucy Beaumonts!'
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Walliams was unmasked on Tuesday as the celebrity who fought for a court order to suppress allegations that he sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl and preyed on multiple teenage girls while 'abusing his status' to exploit teens
Her book, Drinking Custard: Diary Of A Confused Mum, is currently sold out on Amazon in both hardback (£18.99) and paperback (£12.99)
However, Lucy needn't have worried, as she has received the full backing of her fans who have reassured her they will support her work
'I booked to go in May'; 'I've booked to see her in Bromley'; 'I'll be doing the same!'; 'Booked after seeing this'; 'Just bought her book'; 'I did the same but sadly for me Manchester is already sold out'; 'Good eggs supporting good eggs'.
Appearing on Sky News
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, Lucy revealed she went to The Guardian with information about Walliams.
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she → reveal → Walliams
She said: 'The reason I'm speaking out about this, when I know everyone I know knows this, and I don't hear anybody talking about it.
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anybody → say → it
And honestly, I don't think I'll work in telly again.
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I honestly don't.'
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I → do → ?
Lucy said that she feels it's her duty as an established name in the TV industry to 'protect younger women' but she acknowledged there's a reason 'you don't hear anybody talking about it'.
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anybody → say → it
'The reason high-profile people aren't saying anything is because they lose work, you're seen as you might be a trouble causer,' she said, adding: 'I will slowly start getting less work, we're all paid really well…
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no one wants to mess that up.'
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Lucy explained her own experience as the victim of predatory behaviour as a teenager 'makes me massively want to help others'.
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She told Sky News how at the age of 16 she attended a BBC awards party with her playwright mother Gill Adams.
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Lucy said at the party 'I was taken off by an older man who works on TV.
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who → say → TV
And my mum found us and stopped it.'
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mum → find → it
A three-year joint investigation by ITV News and The Guardian revealed a series of allegations dating back to 2003, with some accusers being as young as 15.
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accusers → reveal → 15
He denies all the allegations
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He → deny → allegations
She explained how she didn't find it 'serious' at the time but 'years later, I filed it with the Met Police.
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I → explain → Police
The reason for filing it was that if they had heard other things, it might help with others, if there was anything more serious, and they hadn't had anything else about him.
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Lucy explained how she had asked other women in confidence about working with the unnamed man but 'no one had had any problems.
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one → explain → problems
So for me, that was put to bed.'
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'I did what I felt was the right thing to do.
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Whilst I was being interviewed by the Met Police.
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