Seann Walsh opens up about ‘the most depressing month of his life’ following the Strictly scandal.

In the episode of Wednesday evening (November 23) of I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!Comedian Seann Walsh spoke about the aftermath of his Be sure to come dance Scandal.

In 2018, the comic was filmed when he kissed him Strict Coach Katya Jones when he had longtime girlfriend actress Rebecca Humphries at the time and Jones was married to fellow Strictly pro Neil Jones.

In conversation with roommate and comedian Babatúndé Aléshé in the i am a celebrity Jungle, Walsh said: “Quite possibly the most depressing month of my life, Edinburgh [Fringe] after Strict.

“We’re coming to Edinburgh, right I think it’s a 200 seater, I’ve never been to Edinburgh, sold out the first night. It never occurs to me that it’s not sold out.

“Just before I’m about to continue, my agent comes in and says, ‘Just so you know, there’s about 30 people there.’ Being told that when you’re about to move on… appalling. At that point I was like, ‘Oh, oh…’ My career was dead, I was done.”

Walsh continued, “My agent said, ‘There’s nothing I can do. sorry i tried I’ve tried everything.’ You know what I’ve done, I thought, I need to learn to drive. I can’t sit on trains when people look at me and say, ‘Is that the guy who used to…?’

“I have to learn to drive now because I have to hide. Original. I mean this, I swear on my life. I can’t be on trains.”

This isn’t the first time Walsh has spoken out about the cheating scandal i am a celebrity A few weeks ago, he said Coronation Street Star Sue Cleaver, who left the jungle, via his then-girlfriend Humphries, who released a statement about the incident.

Description of his public apology, which took place on The Jonathan Ross Show, Walsh said, “I apologized. I sat on the Jonathan Ross TV show and apologized. I sat next to will.i.am and Samuel L. Jackson and apologized.

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“This will forever be the weirdest moment of my life and I have to say probably the worst moment of my life.”

Cleaver responded privately to Walsh’s story in the Bush Telegraph, saying, “He’s a lovely boy. He is a sensitive soul, a very sensitive soul. He’s been through the ringer for the last three years. I think he’s really brave and I’m glad he’s here.”