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You must have a great life.

I would...

there's okay whenever you hear something about anything there's one side of the story there's another side of the story and then there's the truth there's three so you oh you cannot take that one person and as well there it could have been drunken stupid remarks which still don't make them okay but i would suggest 100 talking to this person you can't just uninvite them you don't know what was really said like that though

Just say, you don't talk about the wedding.

Or do what I would do and have like a complete ban on gay people at my wedding.

I find it really strange that somebody in this day and age... If you're saying it doesn't match up... If you're a friend that you've known, all of a sudden you find out... I'd certainly know that about one of my friends.

And I wouldn't be friends with somebody like that if they were making homophobic remarks.

And I think that it's a really... That's a...

That's a really bad brush to be tarred with if you actually didn't do it.

Like I would be mortified if somebody said something like that about me.

It would just be, it's horrendous.

So I would give that person a chance to talk to them about it because I think that that's a really, like you just don't say something like that lightly about somebody.

Listen, she's a tired girl.

I think that you should definitely have a chat to your friends, see what actually happened and give them the benefit of the day to discuss it.

Discuss with the other person as well and then just figure it out like that.

But don't just cancel an invite because you've heard something because you just never know what the truth of it actually is.

I had a woman have a mental road rage at me the other day.

It was the weirdest thing.

Now, in fairness, the Battersea Bridge is a nightmare to cross if you're in a car.

It's just... It's horrible.