Dawn French dons a black floral T-shirt and joggers as she arrives at the BBC Radio 2 studios
Dawn French cut a casual figure when she arrived at BBC Radio 2 studios on Friday morning, ahead of her appearance on Zoe Ball’s Breakfast Show.
The comedian, 65, wore a black T-shirt with floral embroidery, which she paired with matching joggers and sneakers, while wrapping up in a matching coat.
In the studio, he promoted the upcoming second leg of her tour, titled Dawn French Is A Huge Tw*t, admitting that she is “going through a career full of mistakes”.
Emerging: Dawn French cut a casual figure in a black T-shirt and sweatpants as she arrived at BBC Radio 2 studios on Friday morning, ahead of her appearance on Zoe Ball’s Breakfast Show
Talking to the presenter about his tour, while joining Gregory Porter and Romesh Ranganathan, Dawn said: ‘I did 30 dates in the first leg, mainly to see if I enjoyed doing it and to see if the show really worked.
‘I love him so much. I’m trying to include stories about the bad decisions I’ve made throughout my life and how I’ve been through a career full of mistakes.
Dawn continued: “What makes me love people is their flaws, and we live in a time where there are filters and everyone has to look perfect and we have aspirations for this, that, or the other… and I just don’t get it. am”. .
“I love all the jagged edges of people, that’s what connects me, so I was like, ‘Okay, I’ll just stand on stage and tell people a lot of mistakes I’ve made.'”
Rise and shine: The comedian, 65, wore a black floral-embroidered T-shirt, which she paired with matching joggers and sneakers, while wrapping up in a matching coat
Hello! He took the time to sign his autograph for his devoted fans, who had been eagerly awaiting his arrival.
The second leg of the ‘Dawn French Is A Huge Tw*t’ tour will begin in October 2023 and end in December.
On Thursday, Dawn took to Instagram to announce her new tour dates.
In a caption, he told his followers: ‘Back on tour next year! Link for tickets in my bio. ROLL UP!’
Fans turned out in droves to respond excitedly by the announcement, as famous faces Fearne Cotton and Amanda Abbington joined the act as the latter wrote: “Oh I’m THERE.”
Looking good: The actress added a stylish beret to her outfit as she left the studios later
Hilarious: In the studio, she promoted the upcoming second leg of her tour accompanied by Gregory Porter and Romesh Ranganathan.
Promotion: Speaking to the presenter about her tour, Dawn said: “I did 30 dates on the first leg, mainly to see if I enjoyed doing it and to see if the show really worked.”
Opening: She added: ‘I loved it so much. I’m trying to include stories about the bad decisions I’ve made throughout my life and how I’ve been through a career full of mistakes.
It comes after Dawn and Jennifer Saunders reunited for a new M&S Food 2022 Christmas ad as the characters Fairy and Duckie get into the festive spirit.
Even though it’s only November 1, the new promo sees Dawn’s character Fairy going on the hunt for a new festive friend.
She flies around the Christmas tree looking for possible options, but comes across a nutcracker and a lobster bauble and they just don’t.
So, thinking outside the box, he sprays some of his magic on the dog toy, Duckie, who is voiced by Jennifer, 64.
They are back! It comes after Dawn and Jennifer Saunders reunited for a new M&S Food 2022 Christmas ad as the characters Fairy and Duckie get into the festive spirit.
However, there is trouble in the shop when Duckie tells Fairy that it is falling apart and starting to lose some of its padding.
But Fairy comes up with a plan to make sure Duckie is full of the Christmas spirit.
But just when everything seems to be going well, the family dog arrives and chases Duckie across the room, causing him to escape.
After that, only one final gift remains from the Fairy, who sprinkles some more magic into the room, creating a table filled with a delicious feast.
While surrounded by turkey, pigs in blankets, and cheese, Fairy said, “We’re going to have the best Christmas ever.”
But when that annoying dog barks at Ducky, she’s quick to reply, “Yeah, but I think I could celebrate it here on the sideboard, if that’s okay.”
Icons: French and Saunders, 63, began working together when they met aged 20 in 1978, with their self-titled sketch show first airing on BBC Two in 1987 (pictured in 2016)