Lily Allen has filmed the first of her new TV shows in London but has denied reports that the audience walked out because they were bored.
In a posting at her official website, Lilly denied a report of Mail on Sunday journalist who said there was a constant walk-out. "I can't imagine the "undercover journalist" who broke into the studio ever had the intention of being positive about it though , obviously," she said. (By an undercover journalist, she is not talking about us by the way).Lily said, "My TV show recording went really well on Friday, I was shitting it but I'm really happy with the results, our guests Cuba Gooding Junior and David Mitchell were fabulous and the audience were great too, standing in a hot studio for two hours watching fluff my lines is not my idea of fun , but they seemed to enjoy it".
She slammed the Mail stating, "Thank you to the ever supportive Mail on Sunday for their glittering and rave review of the recording, they insinuated a third of the audience left because they were bored of the content of the show, when in fact, due to it being the first show we've done we ran over a little and naturally a small number of the audience had to catch the last trains back to wherever they came from".
Lily Allen and Friends premiered this week on BBC3.
