Frankie Boyle criticised over joke about 'raping and killing Holly Willoughby'

Frankie Boyle has defended his joke about raping and killing TV host Holly Willoughby.

Throughout his efficiency at Latitude Competition final weekend, the Scots comedian referenced a recreation about 'killing and sh*****g individuals', which included This Morning host Holly. In response to stories, Boyle informed the gang: "I’d clearly kill her and rape her afterwards. I’m joking, I’d rape her first."

The controversial comic defended the remark yesterday when he was requested about it at a e book launch, Mail On-line stories. Boyle stated: "Can I simply say, my routine about raping and f*****g Holly Willoughby was a part of a really lengthy routine about whether or not or not it’s okay to do a joke about that, and I take a look at it from each side, there are pluses and minuses."

The 49-year-old additionally described how comedy is in "the attention of the beholder" and he believes he is a "mainstream comedian." Prior to now, Holly, 41, has spoken up for sexual abuse victims, and has additionally revealed her personal expertise of 'upskirting' when photographers crouched on the ground to take images of her.

Frankie revealed he regularly stops himself from posting controversial jokes on social media
Frankie Boyle (Picture: Dave J Hogan/Getty Pictures)

MP Caroline Noakes, Tory chair of Commons' Girls and Equalities Committee stated rape is rarely humorous informed Mail On Sunday that she was "disillusioned" anybody would make a joke out of male sexual violence. A spokesperson for feminism marketing campaign group FiliA stated: "There's nothing humorous about male violence and in search of low-cost applause on the expense of traumatising ladies speaks of low-quality materials."

TV host Holly Willoughby rarely shares details of her family life on social media
TV host Holly Willoughby (Picture: ITV)

Frankie sparked outrage prior to now with jokes on Rebecca Adlington ’s look and Katie Value ’s disabled son Harvey.

His quip on Mock The Week about Olympic swimmer Adlington earned a reprimand from the BBC Belief, which branded it “humiliating”.

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