Yahoo News Carol Vorderman is asked if she'd 's***' Laurence Fox on HIGNFY
The Countdown legend has been a frequent critic of the recently arrested actor turned politician
Carol Vorderman appeared on the latest episode of Have I Got News For You and was asked if she'd "s***" Laurence Fox.
Discussing the high profile story of Fox being sacked from GB News for going on a misogynistic rant about a female journalist.
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During an appearance on Dan Wootton Live, Fox while speaking about Ava Evans, said "Who would want to shag that?"
Speaking about the incident on the long-running panel show, Vorderman said: "So, Laurence Fox was on Dan Wootton’s show and he said some terrible things about a female journalist called Ava Evans. Then there were lots of complaints, and then Laurence Fox was sacked but Dan Wootton, apparently there’s an internal investigation."
The former Countdown star was then asked by host Victoria Coren Mitchell: "More importantly, though, Carol, about Laurence Fox, would you shag him?"
Vorderman proceeded to pull a disgusted look on her face before shaking her head and saying "urgh".
Coren Mitchell then quipped: "You see, I think I probably would but…"
With Vorderman then exclaiming: "Victoria!"
Coren Mitchell ended the exchange by joking: "Call me Gen X, a difference of opinion is no bar."
Fox has had a tumultuous week after being sacked by GB News for his on-air comments and later being arrested on the same day for an unrelated matter.
The former Lewis star was arrested on the suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ULEZ cameras and encouraging offences to be committed.
Fox later detailed his arrest in a lengthy online video in which he compared the police to the Stasi and criticised the force for taking away his children's iPad's.
Fox also revealed that he found out he had been sacked by GB News while being held in custody.
Watch below: GB News show Dan Wootton Tonight receives more than 8000 complaints after Laurence Fox comments.
