David Walliams has encountered yet another setback in his career as his upcoming live theatre shows have been axed after he was dropped by his publisher. The comedian was supposed to perform 'An Audience with David Walliams' at The University of Exeter and Cadogan Hall in London next week, but both events have been quietly cancelled, reflecting the ongoing challenges Walliams has faced recently.

The cancellation of these shows follows a series of troubling events for Walliams, including backlash from allegations regarding his controversial behavior and persistent scrutiny over his past actions. Notably, he lost his position as a judge on the popular television show 'Britain's Got Talent' due to leaked 'disrespectful comments' about contestants, which has significantly impacted his public image and career trajectory.

As a one-time beloved figure in British television and a successful author, these recent events mark a dramatic fall from grace for Walliams. This series of cancellations not only reflects personal challenges but also highlights the growing consequences of public accountability for celebrities in today's society, raising questions about how behavior off-camera can lead to substantial professional repercussions.