David Walliams' social media paints eerie picture of what was happening behind scenes

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David Walliams' social media appears to paint an eerie picture of what may have been unfolding behind the scenes. It comes after various allegations have emerged about the comedian

This week a celebrity who tried to stop two media organisations from publishing allegations against him lost his high court challenge, and was named as David Walliams. Though he disputes the allegations brought against him, it was alleged he used "abuse of power and status" to contact young women and try to engage in "inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities”.

Following the news, people have been drawn to his social media pages, with his Instagram profile appearing to paint an eerie picture of what may have been unfolding behind the scenes. The TV star hasn't posted anything since March earlier this year, though many people noticed his absence.

Since he was named as the person at the centre of the injunction earlier this week, all manner of stories have emerged about the comedian and children's book author. Since the news broke, it's been reported the Metropolitan Police are taking steps to ensure potential victims come forward.

Walliams last post on Instagram was shared back in March where he said "Happy Mother's Day" to his mum. He posted a picture of them alongside his Little Britain co-star, Matt Lucas.

However, even though he hasn't posted since then, various people noticed he seemed to have disappeared. Some even commented on snaps he shared as far back as December expressing their worries before the news officially broke.

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Before he was named as the celebrity this week, one person wrote: "You haven't posted in so long. I hope you're ok."

Another appeared to have an idea of what may have been happening behind the scenes, writing: "That’s a super injunction. Sorry, autocorrect, I meant super photo."

A third noted: "You’re trending on Twitter again btw. We ALL know why."

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