GMB's Ranvir Singh praises Liam Payne comments on Will Smith Oscars 2022 incident

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Oscars 2022.Ranvir, 44, aired her concerns about the on-screen altercation and raised that she was worried about the impact it could have on young boys in the future.During the ITV morning show, a short interview with Liam, 28, declared that the physical confrontation should "never have happened".Mum-of-one Ranvir praised the singer after he shared his thoughts on the topic and said, "I thought what Liam Payne said was really interesting."He's a young lad who cries when Will Smith cries, laughs when Will laughs, he's watched every film."Ranvir spoke openly about how she would approach the conversation about what happened with her nine-year-old son Tushaan, who is a fan of MMA Fighting.She explained: "I would say, 'Listen you've got to control your emotions, if somebody makes a joke you've got to walk away or you go and tell someone'."The ITV presenter admitted it was "kind of crazy" that young boys may now think that if someone makes a cruel joke, the response would be to "throw the first punch".She continued: "We need to teach boys to manage their emotions around violence."Ranvir also suggested that if the circumstances were different, the outcome might have been very different for Oscar winner Will.She explained: "If that happened in a school playground, Will Smith would have been suspended and would have been expelled from school.

I know that sounds silly, as it's the Oscars, but we're sort of justifying it because he's famous." In the interview with the show's US presenter Noel Phillips, Liam revealed he had the "pleasure" of knowing Will Smith and his children.The dad of one said: "I'm sure everyone is very apologetic about what happened, it shouldn't have happened, but ask yourself, 'what you would have done in.