TV legend Christopher Biggins has made a shocking confession about his past behaviour, admitting that he used to grab women's bottoms. The 75-year-old entertainer, known for his flamboyant personality, described his actions as "just fun" but acknowledged they might be viewed differently today.
In a candid interview, Biggins revealed: "I used to grab women's bottoms. It was just fun, that's all. I didn't mean anything by it." The veteran performer, who rose to fame in the 1970s, suggested that standards of acceptable behaviour have changed dramatically over the decades.
Changing Times
Biggins reflected on how societal attitudes have evolved, saying: "Things were different back then. What was considered harmless fun in the past might be seen as completely inappropriate now." However, he stopped short of offering a full apology, maintaining that his actions weren't malicious.
The admission comes amid ongoing conversations about inappropriate behaviour in the entertainment industry. While Biggins hasn't faced specific allegations, his comments have sparked debate about accountability for past actions.
Career Highlights
Christopher Biggins has enjoyed a long and successful career spanning theatre, television and pantomime. He became a household name through shows like Porridge and Rentaghost, and won I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2007.
Despite his controversial admission, Biggins remains a popular figure in British entertainment. His comments have nevertheless raised questions about where to draw the line between harmless fun and unacceptable behaviour.
