[M X]

Hello All, Just a quick note to apologise to all the people who were offended by me 'dedicating' my award to Karen Matthews. For those of you who have enjoyed my comedy and seen my act over the last seven years you all would have got used to my tongue in cheek style and near the knuckle observations. Last night at the Comedy Awards was no exception, after being asked by a journalist why I hadn't dedicated the award to anyone or said anything controversial in my speech. I said 'it wasn't really my thing to be controversial ' but in a flash of inspiration I said 'I'll dedicate it to Karen Matthews'. The journalists in the room burst out laughing aware that
my tongue couldn't have been further in my cheek, I went on to say that she was 'a gay icon' and that 'I would love to work with her'. Just to put the record straight I was being ironic, these aren't my real sentiments obviously. So apologies to everyone, i am so sorry if you are offended I was taking the piss but if you've seen me before you'll know that already. xxxx

from his blog.

[DamonJ]

ALAN ♥ ♥ ♥

[supernoodles!]

i lol at him saying she was a gay icon lmao

[letmein]

Oh god, he had to apologize?

Stupid people are not his audience.

[M X]

I love Alan Carr.

[Jackie]

I don't like Alan Carr very much.

[M X]

^

[MarkWaldorf]

LOL he's brilliant!

[Z]

Not really a fan of him, I think he's funny in an over the top taking it too far kind of way but I think it's ridiculous that comedians have to apologise for taking things too far (I know I said I don't really like him for that reason - but he's funny because of it) because some of the best comedy is extremely controversial.

[letmein]

It wasn't taking it too far. It was a typical facetious joke at the tabloid media's expense.