Comedian Chris Ramsey Apologises After Vomiting On Stage In Aberdeen
Comedian Chris Ramsey Apologises After Vomiting On Stage In Aberdeen

Stand-up comedian Chris Ramsey has apologised to his audience in Aberdeen after being forced to run off stage during his show to vomit. The incident occurred just minutes before the end of his performance at Aberdeen Music Hall as part of his UK-wide tour.

Ramsey, who had earlier warned the audience that he was feeling unwell, forgot to switch off his microphone as he was sick. He later took to Twitter to apologise, stating: 'As a lot of you will already know, I had to run off stage last night in Aberdeen and projectile vomit was all over the place. It was beyond grim.'

In addition to stand-up, Ramsey is known for his role as Jack Pearson in the BBC Two sitcom Hebburn, which is set near his hometown of South Shields in north east England. He has also appeared on BBC's Live at the Apollo and is a regular panellist on Channel 4's Celebrity Juice.

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