David Walliams Identifies as Non-Binary: A Look at His Journey and Impact on Gender Identity

David Walliams, the former judge from Britain’s Got Talent, discussed his gender identity and sexuality on the Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh Szeps podcast. He reflected on how, if he had access to current language and understanding about gender, he would likely identify as non-binary.

Walliams expressed curiosity about the changes in gender identity over time. He mentioned his book, The Boy in the Dress, which he wrote 15 years ago. At that time, he felt it was a bold subject. He has always embraced differences and found them exciting.

He contemplated his identity if he were 19 or 20 today. He noted that drama students are often more open to exploring these themes. When asked what he might identify as at that age, he suggested he would probably consider himself non-binary.

Walliams shared a personal story about his university days, where he went to gay clubs and wore skirts. Szeps pressed him on his sexuality, recalling Walliams’ self-description as “Britain’s most famous bi-curious comedian.” Walliams confirmed he had experimented with men during his adolescence.

He expressed a strong connection to gay culture, stating he has always felt comfortable with it. He reflected on how life could have been simpler if he identified as gay, noting his attraction to gay culture.