ITV Lorraine overwhelmed with criticism of John Barrowman’s appearance

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ITV Lorraine has been inundated with criticism of John Barromwan’s presence on the show today.

Barrowman was removed from Dancing on Ice earlier this year after allegations of improper conduct on the BBC Doctor Who set emerged.

Today John said, “The hair, because I was doing meetings, auditions and stuff for other things on TV, in the US, and the comments were, ‘your blonde doesn’t match. your hair.””

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Lorraine said, “Okay.”

John added: “And I said, well, I don’t know how to take this and they wanted me to go back to black haired because, and I’m just saying what they told me, it makes me look younger.”

On his weird accent, John added, “That’s how I talk to Scots at home. I have no control over my voice. I have no control over her. It’s like being bilingual.

On ITV I’m A Celeb, he added, “My advice would be to have fun, have fun, don’t panic.”

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Dollparts went wild: “Me, I see John Barrowman still on TV after what he did in #lorraine”

Shirley wrote: “Why can’t John Barrowman ever make up his mind if he’s Scottish or not? Or is it obligatory to talk to Lorraine Kelly (who never presents her own show during mid-term even though her own children are adults and in their twenties) with a Scottish accent? #Lorraine “

Paul Ryan was fuming, “Can you imagine a guy in the office did what John Barrowman did and then finds another job there after passing it off as ‘debauchery’. #Lorraine”

David Pegg commented: “You should tell John Barrowman in your schedule this morning that flashing people was also not acceptable 15 years ago.

“It’s always been sexual harassment and it’s never been funny.”

In May, Barrowman said: “My spirited demeanor, which was meant only for good humor to entertain my colleagues on set and behind the scenes, has been well documented, including in my autobiographies and even There were a few times during filming where I resorted to nonsense, but none of it was ever intended or interpreted to be sexual in nature.

“Looking back, I understand that my rambunctious behavior may have been upset and I have already apologized for it. Since my apology in November 2008, my understanding and behavior have also changed.

“At no time was I made aware of any sexual harassment, intimidation or predatory sexual behavior on set and I was certainly unaware of the allegations regarding Noel Clarke.”

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