Towie’s Bobby Norris gets emotional as he remembers “the venerables hit my head” in a homophobic attack that left him hospitalized

Bobby Norris took emotional as he recalled that his “veneer hit his head” in a homophobic attack that left him hospitalized.

A passerby recently threw homophobic abuse at the former Towie star, 38, and shouted “Queer C ***” at Stratford Tube Station.

Discussing homophobia on Fubar Radio on Wednesday, Bobby admitted that he “attacked twice in the last two years” with him in the hospital.

Speaking to co-iconic Ellen Coughlan in the showbiz program access to all areas, he opened for his latest attack.

He said: “I was on my way to access to all areas, and I was in Stratford, the wide light of day and a gentleman.

“And we use this word very, very relaxed, because although we are without censorship, I don’t want to offend. Well, let’s say he called me a hunt with a C. ‘

A passerby recently threw homophobic abuse at the former Towie star, 38, and shouted “Queer C ***” at Stratford Tube Station

Opening an attack that resulted in his hospitalization, he recalled: “I never really talked about it publicly, but it is documented if someone who thinks I was just chatting sh **.

“I was attacked twice in the last two years they call gays. I’m 38, but I feel some shame when you got one of them geezers, literally hitting my veneer out of my head and there are some veneers there.

“Anyway, I’m laughing about it because I deal with things internally. It wasn’t funny when I was in a hospital. ”

Later in the episode, Bobby read messages from parents of people who faced homophobia.

The personality of television explained: “I sat there and shouted reading these messages of people who have been naturally abused by parents because children are so embarrassed. And it’s difficult, no matter how old you are. ”

Bobby revealed on Instagram that he was facing homophobic abuse by a man at the Stratford Station last week.

The personality of television said that a stranger “gave him a bite” in his move to London and explained that he shared abuse “to prove that there is homophobia.”

He said: “This is a message for the wonderful man at the Stratford Station, who gave me a bite and not so. The one who decided to call me a queer c ***. ”

Discussing Homophobia on Fubar Radio on Wednesday, Bobby admitted that he “attacked twice in the last two years” with the who leaves him in the hospital (depicted in October)

He said: “I’m 38 but I feel some shame when you got one of them geezers, literally hitting my veneer out of my head and there are some veneers there.”

Bobby continued: “Thank you for reminding me because it’s really easy to forget my sexuality, so it’s great to say it so beautifully.

“And I suppose it’s just a message out there to prove to all people out there who say that homophobia is no longer because we only have racists in Britain now.

“Homophobia no longer exists, it’s like dinosaurs so ironic, I’m on my way to Soho, you couldn’t make it.”

Bobby concluded: “But what I’m going to do, I’m going to meet my soho house and cry a queer tear in my queer drink and lift the glass to you, so you have a great day. ”