BOY GEORGE - GEORGE APOLOGY 'SNUBBED' BY LITTLE BRITAIN STAR

GEORGE APOLOGY 'SNUBBED' BY LITTLE BRITAIN STAR

Singer BOY GEORGE has tried to make amends with LITTLE BRITAIN star MATT LUCAS for insulting him - but the comic has apparently refused to accept his apology.
The former Culture Club frontman branded Lucas a "prissy, niggly diva" after the funnyman starred in George's hit 2002 musical Taboo, about the singer's rise to fame.
The hitmaker - real name George O'Dowd - later attempted to apologise for the slur, but failed to resolve their feud.
He says, "I wrote Matt an email a while ago. I apologised to him for the things I said but he didn't respond."
But O'Dowd, 47, insists he deserves to be commended for his effort to mend broken relationships.
He adds: "It's about what you have done and holding your head up high. I wish that a few more people would apologise to me in life. There's something to be said about being able to say sorry."