BRAND’S ELVIS SEX SHOCK

MAG-NIFICENT: Maggie shows offf her fine pair COMIC Russell Brand breached broadcasting rules by making sexual references on a weekend morning radio show, Ofcom ruled.

In a pre-recorded programme on Radio X, which aired on Sunday, May 28, the comedian, 42, asked an Elvis tribute act: “Have you ever had sex as Elvis?”

After an investigation, the broadcasting regulator concluded the content of his show was “unsuitable for a time when children were likely to be listening”.

Brand’s show on Radio X is normally broadcast live, and he had only started presenting in that slot a month earlier.

Nine years ago, he resigned from his Radio 2 programme after a controversial prank on Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs.

Brand and Jonathan Ross infamously left “gratuitously offensive, humiliating and demeaning” messages on the actor’s voicemail, and the BBC was fined £150,000.

During the Radio X incident, Brand asked the Elvis impersonator: “Have you ever had sex as Elvis? You ’ave, ain’t yer?”

The guest replied: “I’ve done it without the jumpsuit, but I have kept the cape on.

“The only difficulty with that (the jumpsuit) is they’re studded, you see, and they get very spiky and so they can cut you in places that you wouldn’t imagine…and if you’re on top of somebody…”

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