Chris Moyles controversies as he claims fans will see 'quieter' side to him on I'm A Celeb

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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! stint, Chris Moyles said he wouldn't be "the loudest person" on the show as he claimed Radio X listeners were used to hearing a "very turned up version" of him.The 48-year-old's admission may come as a surprise as he hasn't shied away from sharing his outspoken views in the past.

Back in 2002, while a presenter on BBC Radio 1, he sparked backlash over comments he said about singer Charlotte Church turning 16.The presenter joked that he'd like to “lead her through the forest of sexuality now that she had reached 16.”Following his words, the Broadcasting Standards Commission said it noted Moyles was well known for his near-the-knuckle approach, but “the explicit sexual content and humour had exceeded acceptable boundaries for the time of transmission”.The BBC also issued a statement saying the comments were his style of humour and were not meant to be taken seriously.Four years later, Halle Berry accused Chris of having a “racist moment” on air.While promoting an X-Men movie alongside Hugh Jackman, the latter joked that Moyles could be his body double.He went on to yell: “Put your hands up in the air," to which Hugh asked: "Are you some kind of Brooklyn Bond?”Chris replied: “I’m a black American guy.

A big, fat, black guy,” before he added: “Put your hands up in the air. I don’t wanna be shooting yo a**.”(sic)Halle interjected and asked the presenter if he was “having a racist moment here?”The presenter denied that was his intention and told her to "get over" herself once she left.In the same year, Chris was slammed for two further comments.Live on air, he was heard using "gay" to describe a ringtone he didn't like.The charity Stonewall hit out at the presenter over his remarks and.