David Walliams. Is this his boyfriend? Is he gay now?

Gay or not, he has some great English television bits in his past. A very clever man!

He's been out for years.

Those look like two masculine, heterosexual men to me.

In 2009, Walliams began dating Dutch model Lara Stone. On 20 January 2010, they got engaged after her parents had given their blessing to the relationship. On 16 May 2010, the couple were married at central London's Claridge's Hotel. On 6 May 2013, Stone gave birth to the couple's child, Alfred.

It was reported on 4 March 2015 that, following five years of marriage, the pair had decided to try a trial separation after "drifting apart". On 9 September 2015, Walliams filed for divorce from Stone, citing "unreasonable behaviour". The couple were granted a decree nisi the next day; the marriage was formally dissolved six weeks after the date of filing.

Walliams hinted at being pansexual in the book Inside Little Britain, but said he did not like to be labelled by that word. In an interview with Radio Times in 2013, he stated: "I think it's all about falling in love with the person and that is overlooked, really. I hate it when people 'confess' or 'reveal' their sexuality and also things can change for people over the years. So it is about the person but I also think it goes beyond that. You don't just fall in love with someone's body, do you? You fall in love with someone's soul and heart and brain."

Walliams has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and he described his 2006 swim of the English Channel as "some sort of redemption".

Walliams performed a 'Hide the Sausage' sketch numerous times during the Little Britain Live tour in 2006 and subsequent worldwide tours including Little Britain in Australia in 2007 and at charity events.

Walliams portrayed a fictional, gay, former children's entertainer and sex offender named Des Kaye who invites volunteers from the audience or celebrity guests to play the game. Recordings of the sketch include footage where Walliams attempts to kiss participants, manhandles them, pulls their trousers and underwear down, and simulates anal sex. Volunteers are seen "grappling to keep their genitals covered." The sketch was criticised by gay rights campaigners and attracted criticism and concern from members of the public.

Footage from a 2007 BBC documentary titled Little Britain Down Under shows Walliams inviting male teenagers, said to be aged sixteen to eighteen, to play 'Hide the Sausage' on stage. Walliams asks the volunteers to confirm their ages and says "Bingo" when one claims they are sixteen years old before adding, "You're a big boy for 16 aren't you - that's what I'll tell the judge."

Walliams is seen pulling down the trousers and underwear of young men before he appears to kiss their buttocks and simulate anal sex. The volunteers attempt to keep their clothes on.

During the documentary, Walliams reads a letter he claims was written by a victim of sexual abuse who criticises the Des Kaye character. Elsewhere in the documentary, Walliams says, "I love cruelty, it's my favourite thing in the world."

In 2006, Walliams performed 'Hide the Sausage' during the Little Britain Comic Relief Gala at the Hammersmith Apollo. Participants included comedian David Baddiel and English actor Jeremy Edwards whose genitals were exposed to more than 3,000 people in the live audience. Walliams also 'dry humped' Edwards and lay on top of him. Walliams said on stage, "That was not meant to happen. You were not supposed to see gonad. Arse crack, yes. Gonad, no.'

Chortle reported that, "tellingly, Edwards – who seemed genuinely embarrassed by the incident – did not appear at the final curtain call."

On 2 November 2009, Walliams performed the sketch with Mark Ronson at London's O2 Academy Brixton in front of 3,000 people at a charity event for Concert for CARE. Footage from the event shows Ronson trying to stop Walliams from pulling his trousers and underwear down. Ronson's buttocks were exposed. After the event, Walliams was reported to have said, "When I put my mind to it, I have the strength of ten men so there's no stopping me. Mark is a cool, calm character. To put him in that position was out of his comfort zone." Walliams claimed that he offered to buy Ronson a new suit.

Creepy fucker.

I'm surprised Mark Ronson didn't beat his ass to a pulp.

Is actor Iddo Goldberg his boyfriend? I don’t know. Iddo is married to a woman, but . . .

He posted this one with the same caption for Elton's birthday back in March. Does that mean they're together? No.

That account is run by David's team and they probably just made an AI pic of David and his friend Iddo for his birthday, that's all.

The other dude needs a Retin-A routine.

I remember the veiled suggestions about the Lara Stone divorce. She RAN out of the marriage.

Closet cases are fucking insane, R9.

Everyone should run away from them.

That photo at OP looks very Photshopped. The proportions of the two different men are way different, as is the lighting.

Walliams seems a little sociopathic.

At the same time, why did Ronson do this Hide the Sausage routine knowing how poorly it went for Jeremy Edwards? Not trying to excuse Walliams, but it seems like partial nudity is clearly the aim of this stupid on-stage bit.

I dunno, but I think that cake’s gay.

r11 The proportions are fine, David's a large man, his head looks huge in other photos as well.

Here's the second one that was posted in black and white. This one seems even more Photoshopped.

I hear ya, but those are some scary proportions...Photoshopped or not!

Most comedians seem to be somewhat nuts. I've always thought the funnier they are the crazier they probably are.

The bigger guy is clearly the top.

So I like him. Whoever it is.

Definitely a weird guy. Changed his last name from Williams to the nonsensical Walliams.

The 78 year-old Sir Elton looks fetching in his shiny new romper at r7.

It complements his shiny new rug.

R3 Me too!

The hide the sausage skit as described in R4 sounds absolutely hilarious.

The cake is the most appealing part of those pictures