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Fame gave him a sense of power. I hate him. I feel nauseous. He lifted my top and started sucking my breast. Undoubtedly, an abuse of power. The mysterious British celebrity accused of sexual harassment has been identified as Little Britain star David Walliams. This story and more are in today's Page Six headlines. Former Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams' identity has been revealed in a devastating exposé by The Guardian and ITV News after his bid to remain anonymous failed and lawyers said he could commit suicide if exposed. In the new documentary "David
Walliams: Power and Silence," several women accused the comedian of using his status to entice them into sex when they were teenagers. We met when I was 15. He was an authority for me, a person I turned to for advice and help. And he took advantage of this power, abused it, as soon as he felt he could, and that it was relatively safe. Walliams denied any wrongdoing in a statement, writing: " Looking back, I realize that at times I acted frivolously with other people with whom I had casual sexual relationships." Next, Christina Applegate put forward a surprising theory about what could have
caused her misdiagnosed multiple sclerosis symptoms. And I've been thinking about this for years-this breast implant poisoning. Mhm. Because I had a double mastectomy in 2008, and it's long past time for me to replace them. And I swear, for the last five years or so, I've been thinking: what if this is serious? What if they leak and just poison me? In the latest episode of her podcast " Messy," Applegate told co-host Jamie-Lynn Sigler that there's research showing that symptoms from leaking breast implants are similar to multiple sclerosis. Last month, Applegate admitted to listeners that
she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis six years ago. The Dead to Me actress explained that rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and Lyme disease can mimic multiple sclerosis, adding that she is slowly but surely getting tested for these conditions. And finally, Halle Berry's ex-husband, Olivier Martinez, is demanding an increase in child support after dragging the Oscar-winning actress through the courts last month. On Monday, November 9, Martinez filed papers in Los Angeles Superior Court requesting a change in the former couple's child support payments. According to Martinez, Berry previously agreed to pay him $8,000 a month, as well as 4.3% of any income over $2 million. However, he claimed that since the temporary restraining order was issued against the actress on
October 1, her child custody time has been reduced to approximately 18%. Martinez went on to claim that his average monthly expenses are close to $18,000, despite the fact that he allegedly earns less than $800 a month in royalties. This came after a 9-day trial over Martinez's claims that Berry physically abused their 13-year-old son, Maceo. A victory for Berry: The judge lifted the temporary restraining orders placed on her and denied Martinez's motion for a warrant due to domestic violence. The former couple now have joint legal custody of Maceo, with Martinez retaining physical custody, which will be discussed at a court hearing next month. Read more of the day's most important news on pagesix.com.
