PETER Kay has today been slammed by a fan who watched him humiliate the “garlic bread” heckler. The Phoenix Nights star, 51, has found himself in hot water after he made a bad taste

Peter Kay has said he had "no choice" but to ask security to eject two hecklers at his show on Saturday because their "repeated disruptions" made it "impossible to continue". The comedian asked staff at Manchester's AO Arena to remove a man who shouted "Garlic bread",

Lisa Riley says she's "not offended" by the jibe - but the audience member in question says she is "annoyed and upset".

Peter Kay has released a statement after three hecklers were ejected from his Manchester gig at the AO Arena on Saturday (8 February). A man and his son were reportedly removed by security for shouting 'garlic bread' numerous times, while a woman was taken out as Kay compared her to Emmerdale star Lisa Riley.

I'm a stand-up comedian. I know you've never heard of me. I've never heard of you either! But I promise you that I've been doing stand-up for nearly eight years so I've seen most things in comedy other than sold-out audiences and standing ovations.

Her social media remark comes after Peter Kay defended his decision to eject three disruptive audience members from his Manchester show, insisting their behaviour was spoiling the experience for others.

Peter Kay has issued a statement after kicking a Scots mum out of one of his gigs, leaving her in tears. A scene erupted at the comedian's 'Better Late Than Never... Again!' Manchester gig at the AO Arena on Saturday night.

Comedian Peter Kay has broken his silence on social media with a lengthy statment after his chaotic Manchester gig, where he had hecklers removed from the audience

Peter Kay says he had ‘no choice’ but to eject heckling audience members from show - The incident took place at his gig in Manchester on Saturday