David Walliams has reportedly settled his lawsuit with the producers of Britain's Got Talent.
He had launched a legal battle against Fremantle, who make the hit show, after claiming he was forced out of his judging role.
The 52-year-old actor and comedian announced he was resigning from the show in November 2022 after a transcript from one of the audition shows was leaked.
The transcript - seen by the Guardian - revealed certain 'disrespectful' comments made by Walliams about contestants during a London Palladium show in January 2020.
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Walliams used explicit language, such as referring to a constant as a 'c**t,' according to the Guardian.
The comedian also reportedly said about a female contestant: "She’s like the slightly boring girl you meet in the pub that thinks you want to f**k them, but you don’t.
"I know, she’s just like: ‘Oh, f**k off!’ I was saying, she thinks you want to f**k her, but you don’t.
"It’s the last thing on your mind, but she’s like: ‘Yep, I bet you do!’ ‘No I don’t!’ I had a bit of a boner, but now it’s going, it’s now shrivelled up inside my body."
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Shortly after the transcript was obtained by the Guardian and made public, Walliams issued an apology.
Walliams later revealed he was suing the production company behind the show - Fremantle Media.
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