Noel Clarke has been offering £50 video messages and warns fans 'stay on my good side'
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mirror.co.ukNoel Clarke has been offering video messages to his fans that cost £50, in which he warns them to "stay on my good side". Clarke had his Bafta membership suspended along with his recent Outstanding Contribution award after 20 women accused him of sexual harassment and bullying - which Clarke vehemently denies.
He remains on the video-selling app Cameo, charging £48.50 per video, and in some clips he has commented on female fans' looks.
In a video message recorded before the scandal emerged, Clarke said: "I am properly excited to do shout outs. "If you want a shout out for your friends, families or loved ones let me know. "Thanks so much for the support, I appreciate it - hopefully speak to you soon." He has been sharing video messages as
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