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Inside David Walliams’ dating history after he’s accused of sexual misconduct

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David Walliams has had several high-profile relationships (Picture: Justin Goff Photos/Getty Images)
David Walliams has had several high-profile relationships (Picture: Justin Goff Photos/Getty Images) · Metro

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David Walliams has had several high-profile relationships (Picture: Justin Goff Photos/Getty Images) David Walliams has been named after failing to get a High Court injunction…

David Walliams has been named after failing to get a High Court injunction blocking two media outlets from identifying him.

While working in the public eye, the former Britain’s Got Talent judge is alleged to have groomed fans he met when they were as young as 15, according to reporting from The Guardian and ITV.

Walliams, 55, who is also accused of inappropriate conduct and sexual harassment at Britain’s Got Talent and at the publisher, HarperCollins, denies all allegations.

With the comedian’s past under intense scrutiny, his dating history has become the subject of renewed interest.

Throughout the 00s and 2010s, Walliams had a series of relationships, including with singers, TV stars, and models.

In Walliams’ 2006 memoir, he confessed he was left heartbroken by ‘Miss X’, a mystery woman who was later revealed to be Lisa Snowdon.

The TV presenter confirmed she had a relationship with the Little Britain creator briefly in 2005 but just wanted to be friends.

‘I was hoping no one would realise,’ Snowdon told The Sun at the time. ‘David and I are great friends and he’s such an amazing bloke, but there is no romance.

‘David has made it clear he has feelings for me but we’ve got to a point where we can just have a platonic relationship’.

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