RICKY Gervais has come under fire for a “tone deaf” post following co-star Lucy Davis’ incurable cancer diagnosis. Yesterday, The Office star Lucy, 53, confirmed the sad news

The comedian paid tribute to his Office co-star after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Ricky Gervais’ new animated TV series Alley Cats may have drawn fire from critics, but one comedy legend has come out to bat for the show. Critics have had their knives out for Netflix’s politically incorrect dark comedy,

Ricky Gervais says backlash only makes his jokes funnier, revealing why he's finally done addressing cancel culture in his stand-up tours now.

Ricky Gervais says he felt “like crying” after his fans pushed his animated show Alleycats to number one in the Netflix charts - despite most critics hating the series. Gervais, 65, picked up one and zero star reviews from critics when the show dropped at the end of the week with many criticising the lack of narrative and non stop swearing.

Gervais also leads the voice cast of the animated comedy, following a group of feral strays who take in a lost kitten searching for her former home.

I don’t tell people not to be offended,” proud provocateur Ricky Gervais claimed ahead of his latest Netflix original. “I tell them I don’t care if they are.” Alley Cats, essentially a misanthropic,

Years before social media outrage, celebrity activism and online echo chambers became constant talking points, Ricky Gervais was already warning about where the culture was heading. In 2017, he said society appeared to have taken a “downward turn,