BAFTA TV Awards 2019 was held at the Royal Festival Hall in London tonight and included Danny Dyer swearing as he presented an award despite being warned not to.
EastEnders star Danny, who plays Mick Carter, was presenting the Must See TV Moment Award alongside Holly Willoughby.
The This Morning presenter asked Danny whether he was happy to be presenting the award to which he asked if he was one of the nominations.
When she said no, Danny joked: ”I should have been nominated for calling Cameron a t***, but we'll let it go. We'll let it go for now. They did tell me not to say it so I'm just going to read that. The nominations are..."
He previously called David Cameron a t**t during a rant on Brexit while appearing on Good Evening Britain.
Viewers took to Twitter to comment on his foul language, with one tweeting: “Love Danny Dyer #bafta.”
Another wrote: “Danny Dyer calling David Cameron a t**t should have an award all on its own #BAFTAs.”
However some fans were less than impressed with the EastEnders star.
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