
Carol Vorderman has demanded an apology from Reform UK councillor Robert Kenyon after being subject to ārepulsiveā and āmisogynisticā abuse online.

Carol Vorderman lashes out at Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon
It has emerged that Kenyon wrote lewd comments about Carol on one of his Twitter accounts.
Carol has also demanded an apology for the politicianās offensive remarks about her.
Speaking toĀ The Mirror, she said: āI want an apology from Rob Kenyon, to me, and to all the other people heās abused online.ā
Speaking on the Today show yesterday (Monday, May 25), Kruger was read the comment and asked: āIs that the type of better politician you think the British people deserve?ā

Reform candidate defended
When he was informed that the comment was public, Kruger said: āWell, let me explain, the great challenge for social media for private people is that they use it as if they are chatting to their friends in the pub ā clearly an inappropriate thing to say publicly.
āIām not going to judge people for what are essentially regarded at the time and intended as private conversations ā clearly that is not the sort of thing you want an elected politician to make. Quite rightly, clearly, heās deleted that post and regrets it,ā he then continued.Ā
āLike I say, this was clearly something said in a different context. Not an appropriate thing to say publicly, and I am sure he recognises that too.ā
When asked if he should be removed as a Reform candidate, he said: āNo I donāt. It is clearly wrong for politicians to talk in that way. He was not a politician at the time, heās an ordinary man, from an ordinary place and what heās done now is to step forward, outraged at the state of our countryā¦ā
Carol hits back
In her chat with The Mirror, Carol addressed Krugerās comments.
āIām 65, I grew up in North Wales in abject poverty, I spent half of my life living in the North, whether it was Leeds, or Manchester, or that strip of North Wales. And he [Kruger] says Kenyon is just an ordinary man saying ordinary things. No, Iām sorry, Kenyon isnāt an ordinary man. Heās a cowardly man which is why he deleted one of his social media accounts,ā she said.
āThey are public comments on a public platform, and if Danny Kruger thinks online abuse is OK then Reform are therefore stating online abuse against women is OK, then all women in Makerfield need to know that.ā
In a statement, Reform have shown their backing for Kenyon. āWe fully back Cllr Kenyon. He is an excellent, local candidate who we are confident will be a superb MP for Makerfield. These comments were made before he was in politics. Rob isnāt a polished, professional politician and doesnāt speak like one. Thatās precisely why heāll be a straight-talking, effective voice for normal working people in Makerfield,ā they said.

Carol Vorderman speaks out on Instagram
Taking to Instagram today, Carol once more demanded an apology from Kenyon in a video for her 696k followers.
āREFORMāS ROB KENYON NEEDS TO APOLOGISE NOW. Again, I ask you kindly to spread this message in stories or using the repost button as we need to stick together, more now than ever. Thank you,ā she wrote.
The star went on to list some of the vile, sexist tweets Kenyon wrote, then adding: āWeāve all had to go through this level of harassment either online or in physical form, and itās revolting.ā
In the video, Carol branded Kenyon a ādisgusting little creepā and ādoesnāt deserve to be a member of parliamentā as she then listed some of his ādegradingā tweets.


