Sean Lock left squirming as David Walliams makes controversial joke about sharing his bed with 13-year-old boys

Published: 04:05 EST, 11 November 2026 | Updated: 04:30 EST, 11 November 2026 Sean Lock's face said it all after David Walliams made a disturbing joke about sharing a bed with 13-year-old boys on a television panel show.The controversial comedian and author, who is facing sexual abuse allegations, made the comment on an episode of the Channel 4 show 8 Out of Ten Cats in 2009.He was named after a High Court injunction to block the publication of serious allegations against him was dismissed on November 3.Since losing the court battle having argued he would take his own life if they became public, Walliams has been accused of preying on girls as young as 15.Now resurfaced footage from the show – filmed the week Michael Jackson died – shows Jimmy Carr asking the panellists what stories the nation was talking about.After desperately waving his arm to get the host's attention, the former Britain's Got Talent judge said: 'Have you heard Michael Jackson is dead?'He then went on to make a morbid joke about the 'controversial figure' saying: 'if it is wrong to share your bed with 13-year-old boys then lock me up and throw away the key.'As Walliams delivered the distasteful 'joke', the late comedian Sean Lock looked utterly unimpressed staring coldly forwards appearing to chew gum. The late comedian Sean Lock looked utterly unimpressed as Walliams made the disturbing comment The controversial comedian and author pictured saying: 'if it is wrong to share your bed with 13-year-old boys then lock me up and throw away the key'Walliams looked pleased with himself after making the comment but Mr Carr grimaced before the show immediately moved on.It is not the first clip to resurface of Walliams's questionable behaviour on stage and television.During a Little Britain stage show in 2007, Walliams molested young men by pulling down their underwear in a 'humiliating' game of Hide The Sausage.Footage from a BBC documentary features Walliams as the predatory gay former children's entertainer 'Des Kaye', groping three males said to be aged between 16 and 18.In the video, Walliams invited the audience members on stage before he appears to kiss their bare buttocks.After asking their age, one member answered 16 and Walliams said 'bingo,' before adding: 'You're a big boy for 16 aren't you – that's what I'll tell the judge.'He then kisses the boy on the lips before playing his game of 'Hide The Sausage', a game involving him lunging for their trousers, dry humping them and leaving the audience members grappling to keep their genitals covered.Five years after Sean Lock squirmed over Walliams' comment on 8 Out of Ten Cats, the comedian – who died in 2021, aged 58 – also told the show's audience what he thought of now convicted rapist Russell Brand. Although Walliams smiled after making the comment, 8 Out of Ten Cats host Jimmy Carr grimacedIn a two-minute clip from the show aired in 2014, the comic said: 'Probably the reason I hate him so much is that I am a dad, and I have this fear that one day my daughters will bring something like that home. And he will come in and go so, "Oh such pleasure to be in your charming abode".'Mr Lock was initially talking about Brand's hypocrisy and 'self-serving' nature when it came to discouraging people from voting.He was referring to Brand telling Jeremy Paxman on BBC Newsnight in 2013 he had never voted and never would.Brand was jailed for ten years and six months for one count of rape and three of sexual assault. Do YOU have a story? Email Joshua.Haining@dailymail.co.uk