Hannah Waddingham from Ted Lasso Stands Firm Against Photographer's Inappropriate Request

Hannah Waddingham from Ted Lasso Stands Firm Against Photographer's Inappropriate Request

Actress Hannah Waddingham, known for her role in Ted Lasso, takes a stand against a photographer who made a questionable request for her to show her leg at the Olivier Awards in London. The incident gains widespread attention on social media platforms.

"Hannah Waddingham, star of "Ted Lasso", stood up to a photographer at the Olivier Awards in London. During the event where she was hosting at the Royal Albert Hall, she refused to "show" her leg when asked on the red carpet. The incident quickly gained attention on social media as fans captured the moment when Waddingham stopped posing for pictures and addressed the photographer directly."

“Oh my god, you’d never say that to a man, my friend,” she said.

She said she would move away if they repeated the request, adding: “Don’t say ‘show me your leg.’”

Some spectators cheered as Waddingham walked off, shaking her head and reminding them to be polite.

Waddingham, hosting the Olivier Awards for the second year in a row, kicked off the event with a lively performance of "Anything Goes," highlighting her experience in London's West End theater scene.

Waddingham has become a favorite host for events due to her strong vocals and natural charm. She gained even more popularity after impressing audiences as a host of the Eurovision Song Contest last year.

Waddingham has three Olivier nominations herself.

Waddingham has three Olivier nominations herself.

Waddingham has three Olivier nominations herself.

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Throughout her career, she has received numerous Olivier nominations and even won an Emmy award for her performance in "Ted Lasso."

This year, Sarah Snook from "Succession" was awarded the best actress for her role in "The Picture of Dorian Gray," a one-woman play adapted from Oscar Wilde's famous novel. Additionally, singer Nicole Scherzinger received the best actress in a musical award for her portrayal of Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard."

Scherzinger's victory was part of a total of seven wins for "Sunset Boulevard" at the ceremony. This achievement tied the musical with "Matilda," "Hamilton," and "Cabaret" for the most awards received in a single night.

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