‘I went too far!’: Curtis Pritchard apologises for vulgar Stand Up & Deliver jokes

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Television host and comedian Jay Leno recently apologised for decades of racist jokes he made targetting Asian people. In light of the hate crimes against AAPI communities on the rise in the US, the comedian issued an apology today for his remarks about Asian communities and culture.

AJ Pritchard has revealed he sat outside the hospital all night as he waited to hear news about girlfriend Abbie Quinnen after her terrifying fireball accident.The dancer, who feared Abbie would be permanently scarred, appeared on Tuesday's episode of This Morning with brother Curtis Pritchard and recalled the horrific night. He said: "I sat outside the hospital all night, just kind of sat there, I didn't know what to do.

Curtis Pritchard has apologised for making sexist jokes aimed at his ex-girlfriend Maura Higgins during his Stand Up And Deliver comedy routine.The Love Island star came under fire from viewers after likening his ex and their female co-stars to secondhand cars and “dogs on heat”.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Curtis Pritchard has defended himself following backlash over his set on Stand Up and Deliver.  The show saw several celebrities learn stand-up in aid of Stand Up to Cancer, but the Love Island star was met with criticism due to his routine.

Curtis Pritchard has spoken out to address the backlash over his comedy routine for Channel 4’s Stand Up And Deliver for the first time after being accused of making “degrading” remarks about his ex Maura Higgins and other female Love Island stars.The reality star faced widespread criticism online after comparing the women on the ITV2 dating show to “dogs in season” and “used cars”.

Love Island star Curtis Pritchard has claimed that Channel 4 edited out the funniest parts of his Stand Up and Deliver set. The soon-to-be Hollyoaks star appeared on the recently aired Stand Up To Cancer series which saw five celebrities coached to perform a set as stand-up comedians, with Curtis mentored by Loose Women star Judi Love.

Curtis Pritchard’s comedy performance on Stand Up and Deliver has been criticised after he told a “vulgar“ and “career-ending“ joke.The Love Island star, 25, was told he should steer clear from comedy after his attempts to become a stand-up comic were met with a frosty reaction from the audience and viewers at home.

Stand Up and Deliver aired its final episode tonight (March 4) on Channel 4 as celebrities tried their hand at performing stand-up comedy to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer. The stars featured in the two-part series included Love Island's Curtis Pritchard, former Coronation Street star Katie McGlynn and ex-Strictly Come Dancing contestant Rev Richard Coles.