Judge
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Creat by | John Wagner |
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About Judge
Richard Judge is a British singer, producer and DJ from Bishop's Stortford, England. Previously performing under the alias J.U.D.G.E, his vocals feature on tracks with artists such as Robin Schulz, Tube & Berger, Kungs, Spada, and DJ Vinne.
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David Walliams' future as Britain's Got Talent judge 'up in the air'
By Ian YoungsEntertainment reporter
David Walliams' future on Britain's Got Talent is " very much up in the air" according to The Show , after a report that he is to step down as a Judge .
he will leave The Show 's panel after 10 Years .
It Comes weeks after The Comedian and author apologised for " disrespectful comments" he made about two contestants during a Break In filming in 2020.
A BGT spokesperson said: " The judging panel for Britain's Got Talent 2023 will be announced in due course. "
They added: " It's still very much up in the air at The Moment on whether David is going to take part in next year's show.
" No decision, though, has been made as yet. "
Auditions in front of the judging panel are not scheduled to start for another two months, and no-one is currently contracted to appear on next year's series.
Walliams, who has been on The Show since 2012, has Not Yet responded to The Report . The Bbc has asked his spokesperson for a comment.
Earlier this month, He Said sorry after a leaked transcript of a recording, which it said showed the Talent Show Judge making derogatory and sexually explicit remarks about contestants.
" I would Like to apologise to The People I made disrespectful comments about during breaks in filming for Britain's Got Talent in 2020, " He Said .
" These were private conversations and - Like most conversations With Friends - were never intended to be shared. Nevertheless, I Am sorry. "
At The Time , a spokesperson for Thames TV, which produces The Show , said The Company regarded Walliams' comments as private, but that his use of language was " inappropriate".
They added: " Even though it was private, those involved have been spoken to and reminded of their responsibilities and The Show 's expectations as to future professional conduct. "
Source of news: bbc.com