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Married Australian Prime Minister breaks silence after coming under fire for saying heâd have s£x with pop star
Married Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese broke his silence Monday after he was heavily criticized for revealing on a podcast that he would have s£x with pop star Kylie Minogue.
âI apologize unequivocally for the comments,â the politician, 63, said.
Albanese, who tied the knot in November last year, raised eyebrows when he was asked by âBush Deepâ podcast host Nikki Osborne who he would have sex with, marry, or date out of Minogue, Nicole Kidman and Rhonda Burchmore.
âIâve just got married, Iâm only six months in,â Albanese initially said in the episode published Friday, refusing to take the bait.
âBut if it all goes t-ts up, letâs just pretend,â Osborne said, trying to get an answer out of Australiaâs Labor Party leader.
âKylie clearly,â Albanese said.
âYouâd âmarry Kylie, and shag her, and date her?â Osborne âsaid.
âAll of the above,â Albanese replied, without saying the word âshag.â
Minogue hasnât commented â but Albanese was slammed by Australian politicians.
Sarah Henderson, Australiaâs shadow communications minister, said âAustralians deserve betterâ in a stinging rebuke.
Sarah Henderson, Australiaâs shadow communications minister, said âAustralians deserve betterâ in a stinging rebuke.
âRather than politely decline to engage, Mr Albanese got into the gutter with his grubby remarks, which show extremely poor judgement at a time when trust in Labor is collapsing,â she said.
âMr Albaneseâs crude locker room talk makes a mockery of Laborâs claim to be champions of women. How low can this prime minister go? Australians deserve better than this.â
Zali Steggall, an MP for Australiaâs Community Strong party, said the polâs answer was âentirely inappropriate.â
âHe needs to learn to push back, lead by example and call it out as sexist,â she said.
Stegall warned Albaneseâs comments were âbeneath the office of prime minister,â Rolling Stone reported.
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