Lily Allen slams ‘luvvie’ Laurence Fox for ‘forcing his opinion on everybody else’ after Meghan Markle race row
LILY Allen has launched a bizarre attack on "luvvie" Lawrence Fox after his Question Time racism row.
Rachel Boyle, an academic at Edge Hill University on Merseyside, was in the program’s audience and addressed the British actor, saying: "It's racism, she is a black woman, and she has been torn to pieces." Their exchange quickly became heated, and Ms Boyle asserted: "What worries me about your comment is you are a white privileged male."
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