David Walliams has said sorry to Mark Ronson after pulling his pants down
Mark Ronson was probably wishing that David Walliams' motto was Stop Me last night - after the music maverick became the butt (excuse the pun) of the comedian's joke.
At the Concert For CARE comedy sketch at the O2 Academy in Brixton in London last nigh, the comedian, in the guise of Little Britain character Des Kaye, invited Mark up on stage.
The Sun reports that after poking Ronson face with a sausage, Walliams' alter ego rubbed up against him and yanked down his trousers - giving the 3,000 strong audience a view of a Ronson rear.
David is reported to have since apologised, saying:
"When I put my mind to it, I have the strength of ten men so there's no stopping me. Mark is a cool, calm character. To put him in that position was out of his comfort zone.
"I offered to buy him a new suit. He said it wasn't necessary because he gets them free from Gucci."
Mark Ronson was probably wishing that David Walliams' motto was Stop Me last night - after the music maverick became the butt (excuse the pun) of the comedian's joke.
At the Concert For CARE comedy sketch at the O2 Academy in Brixton in London last nigh, the comedian, in the guise of Little Britain character Des Kaye, invited Mark up on stage.
The Sun reports that after poking Ronson face with a sausage, Walliams' alter ego rubbed up against him and yanked down his trousers - giving the 3,000 strong audience a view of a Ronson rear.
David is reported to have since apologised, saying:
"When I put my mind to it, I have the strength of ten men so there's no stopping me. Mark is a cool, calm character. To put him in that position was out of his comfort zone.
"I offered to buy him a new suit. He said it wasn't necessary because he gets them free from Gucci."
