Rylan Clark 'held back' by TV colleagues after passerby shouted vile homophobic remark
Rylan Clark has shared that he was subjected to homophobic slurs while filming Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour.The presenter teamed up with Rob Rinder for a three-part series, tracing the same route Lord Byron took in the 18th century across Italy.
Their Italian adventure saw them explore cities such as Venice and Rome, with Rylan even making an unplanned stopover in Florence.On Thursday morning, the pair joined Cat Deeley on the This Morning sofa to chat about their extraordinary journey.
A clip from the show featured Rob and Rylan, who sported a stunning waist-length wig, dancing on a boat as they cruised around Venice.Cat noted that they had chosen to include the offensive comments made by a passerby in the final cut of the show.
She said: "You did keep it the bit where someone shouted derogatory remarks but then there were 90-year-old nonnas standing up and applauding you." The House of Serenissima, a Venice-based drag collective, also participated in the duo's antics, reports the Mirror.
