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Youngsters's creator David Walliams denies inappropriate habits after writer drops him

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LONDON (AP) — British kids’s creator and comic David Walliams has denied allegations of inappropriate habits after writer HarperCollins dropped him. Walliams, 54, is likely one of the U.Okay.’s bestselling kids’s guide authors and a former choose on the TV present “Britain’s Got Talent.” In an announcement on Friday, HarperCollins mentioned: “After cautious consideration, and underneath […]

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