Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Rylan Clark talks James Arthur "He's not homophobic"



Rylan Clark has defended his friend James Arthur against charges of homophobia following a recent controversy.

The X Factor contestant-turned-TV personality discussed J-Arth's ill-advised rap battle lyric during an interview on This Morning yesterday December 1st.

"James has had a rough couple of weeks and I'm going to say my piece on this - James is one of my best friends and I can hand on heart sit here and say he's not homophobic," Rylan declared.

"I shared a bed with the boy for 10 weeks! I love him to bits. He's had a really, really tough few months without going into detail and he made a stupid mistake - he's a stupid boy. But that's what he did, he made a stupid mistake."

Arthur made a public apology on The X Factor on Sunday night - admitting that he has "abused his position" as winner of the show.

Rylan said the apology had been "really uncomfortable to watch" and added: "I think a line needs to be drawn under this now. He's made his apology very publicly."

James Arthur's sister Sian told a newspaper that fame had "broken" him in an interview at the weekend.

I would just like to say after this story I will NOT be saying anymore about the  homophobia story, I feel James has made it clear that he made a misstake and he is sorry and I don't wish to give it anymore airtime. 

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