Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologises for crude comments about pop star Kylie Minogue made during a podcast. Multiple outlets report that the remarks were part of a game on comedian Nikki Osborne’s comedy podcast, where Albanese responded to questions involving sexual and relationship language, including “shag, marry, date.” The comments drew criticism from opposition lawmakers and others who said the remarks were disrespectful to women and inappropriate for the office of prime minister. Several reports say Albanese’s office released a statement in response to the backlash, with the prime minister expressing an “unequivocal” apology and saying he apologises for the comments. Coverage also notes that Albanese was asked about the questions on the show and responded in a way that became the focus of the controversy. The reports are consistent that the apology is issued following public criticism over the language used in the podcast segment.
Albanese apologises for crude Kylie Minogue comments on podcast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologises for crude comments about pop star Kylie Minogue made during a podcast. Multiple outlets report that the remarks were part of a game on comedian Ni...
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologises for comments about Kylie Minogue made on a podcast.
- The remarks were made during a game on comedian Nikki Osborne’s podcast.
- The comments included “shag, marry, date” language about the pop star.
- Opposition lawmakers and others criticise the remarks as disrespectful and inappropriate.
- Albanese’s office issues a statement, with the apology described as unequivocal.
Anthony Albanese offered an unequivocal apology this week after making an off-colour comment about Kylie Minogue while playing a ‘shag, marry, date’ game on a podcast.Josephine Tovey speaks with Patrick Keneally, Gabrielle Jackson and Josh Butler about what the prime minister’s latest podcast appearance says about an increasingly fractured media landscapeRead more:Anthony Albanese’s ‘shag, marry, date-gate’ underscores the double-edged sword of social media appearances – Josh Butler Continue reading...
3 months agoAustralia PM Albanese apologises as Kylie Minogue podcast comments trigger backlash
3 months agoAnthony Albanese drew backlash for saying he would “marry, shag, and date” the singer during a recent podcast appearance. Australian Prime Minister “Unequivocally” Apologizes for Saying He Would “Shag” Kylie Minogue Kiana Fitzgerald
3 months agoWe last checked in on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last Halloween, shortly after he sparked some bad-faith outrage by wearing a Joy Division T-shirt. Now he's back in the news thanks to a more genuinely scandalous intersection with the music world. The post Australian Prime Minister Apologizes For Saying He’d Have Sex With Kylie Minogue appeared first on Stereogum.
3 months agoHe issued a one-sentence apology after facing backlash
3 months agoAlbanese was also asked if he and wife Jodie Haydon were still 'bonking like rabbits'
3 months agoAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come under fire for his ill-considered comments regarding Kylie Minogue during a podcast episode. Amidst growing backlash from both the public and his political peers, Albanese apologized for his 'inappropriate' remarks made while choosing among Minogue, Nicole Kidman, and Rhonda Burchmore in a playful game. Critics have condemned his words as disrespectful, prompting scrutiny of his decision-making.
3 months agoLiberal senator Sarah Henderson said the comments were “disrespectful to women and “embarrassing to Australians”.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese had said during a podcast interview that he would 'shag' pop star Kylie Minogue
3 months agoAnthony Albanese has come under fire after suggesting on a podcast that he would like to “shag” the popstar.
3 months agoAlbanese initially declined to respond, saying he was recently married, but Osborne pressed, asking who he would choose if his marriage broke down, and Albanese replied, "Kylie, clearly."
3 months agoAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised for remarks he made about popstar Kylie Minogue in a podcast interview last week.
3 months agoAnthony AlbaneseThe prime minister of Australia has apologised for comments he recently made about one of the country’s most famous residents, Kylie Minogue, on a podcast.Last week, Anthony Albanese was interviewed by comedian Nikki Osborne on the podcastBush Deep, where the host asked if he would “shag, marry or date” the famous Australian entertainers Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman or Rhonda Burchmore.Initially, Albanese tried to swerve the question, but eventually said “oh, Kylie, clearly” as a response to “all of the above”.“She’s terrific,” he then enthused.His responses were met with immediate backlash, with senator Sarah Henderson describing them as “disrespectful to women, embarrassing to Australians and demean the office of prime minister”.Australian MP Zali Steggall also said the comments were “entirely inappropriate”, saying that Albanese “needs to learn to push back” and should have led “by example” and “call[ed the question] out as sexist”.Responding to the controversy in a statement on Monday, Albanese said (as reported by BBC News): “I apologise unequivocally for the comments.”Albanese is presently out of the country on an official visit, with Richard Marles acting as prime minister in his absence.Speaking to Australia’s ABC Radio National about the media furore surrounding Albanese’s remarks, Marles said: “From time to time, we obviously do different interviews to the one we are doing now. But I think the other point to make here is that the government that the PM leads is the first in history that has had equality in terms of the number of men and women in cabinet.”HuffPost UK has contacted Kylie Minogue’s representatives for additional comment.READ MORE:Kylie Minogue Discloses She Was Diagnosed With Cancer For A Second Time In 2021Kylie Minogue Opens Up About Postponing Cancer Treatment In 2005 To Undergo IVFKylie Minogue Claims Michael Hutchence Was 'Probably' The Love Of Her Life
3 months agoSYDNEY — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized on Monday after making a crude remark about singer Kylie Minogue in a comedy podcast interview, prompting outrage from women’s rights groups and opposition lawmakers. Albanese was asked by host Nikki Osborne which of three Australian female celebrities he would marry, date or “shag” – a vulgar term in […] The post Australia PM Albanese apologizes for crude Kylie Minogue remark appeared first on Interaksyon.
3 months agoAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised after making comments about Kylie Minogue during an appearance on a comedy podcast.
3 months agoPrime minister says he 'unequivocally' apologises after comments on comedy podcast spark criticism
3 months agoPM responded ‘all of the above’ when asked on podcast if he would ‘shag, marry, date’ pop star
3 months agoAnthony Albanese's office responded Monday morning with a one-line statement.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese was criticised by opposition lawmakers, who said his remarks were disrespectful to women, embarrassing to Australians and demeaned the office of prime minister.
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3 months agoAlbanese has apologised 'unequivocally' after his remarks were met with a wave of backlash.
3 months agoAustralian PM apologises for 'inappropriate' comments about Kylie Minogue BBCAnthony Albanese’s ‘shag, marry, date-gate’ underscores the double-edged sword of social media appearances The GuardianAustralia PM Albanese apologises for crude Kylie Minogue remark ReutersAlbanese’s ‘shag’ Kylie remark would get him fired in most workplaces AFRPM apologises for saying he would 'shag' Kylie Minogue in podcast game ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3 months agoAnthony Albanese apologises ‘unequivocally’ for podcast comment about Kylie Minogue The GuardianAustralian PM apologises for 'inappropriate' comments about Kylie Minogue BBCAnthony Albanese’s ‘shag, marry, date-gate’ underscores the double-edged sword of social media appearances The GuardianAustralia PM Albanese apologises for crude Kylie Minogue remark ReutersAustralian PM apologises for inappropriate Kylie comments RTE.ie
3 months agoPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised for saying he wanted to “shag” pop darling Kylie Minogue during a crude game on a podcast interview after the remarks were condemned by women across the political spectrum.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese picked Kylie Minogue in a suggestive party game on comedian Nikki Osborne's show.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese made the comment during a game on comedian Nikki Osborne’s podcast.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese made the comment during a game on comedian Nikki Osborne’s podcast.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese made the comment during a game on comedian Nikki Osborne’s podcast.
3 months agoThe PM has been accused of making a ‘mockery of Labor’s claim to be champions of women’.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese says he apologises “unequivocally” for saying on a podcast that he would “shag” pop star Kylie Minogue.
3 months agoAnthony Albanese made the comments during a game of "shag, marry, date" on the Bush Deep podcast on Friday, which have been widely condemned as inappropriate.
3 months agoPrime minister picked pop singer in game of ‘shag, marry, date’ on comedy podcastFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAnthony Albanese has apologised “unequivocally” for his comments while playing a “shag, marry, date” game on a comedy podcast when he nominated Kylie Minogue for all three categories.The prime minister issued a statement on Monday morning after receiving criticism at the weekend for his appearance on the Bush Deep podcast with the comedian Nikki Osborne. Continue reading...
3 months agoThe prime minister had been under fire following comments he made about Kylie Minogue while playing "shag, marry, date" while appearing on a podcast.
3 months agoPrime Minister Anthony Albanese's office has released a statement, apologising for the PM's comments about Kylie Minogue on a podcast.
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