Isaac Butterfield: Last News

From his new show: Anti Hero – Isaac Butterfield (2020) pic.twitter.com/nJZsSkLWpkMany have since taken to social media to sound off about the ‘offensive’ remark which makes light of the horrendous event New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has called ‘one of New Zealand’s darkest days’.Some accused the comedian of ‘mocking’ the deaths, with one writing on Twitter:‘#Isaac_Butterfield is bullying the most powerless and voiceless amongst us he is haunting the survivors and victims who only have memories of loved ones left. It is not brave or honest or standing up for anything.

Lady Gaga and Sir Elton John among stars celebrating Tony Bennett's 94th birthdayComedian and YouTuber Isaac Butterfield slated for horrific Christchurch massacre jokeK-pop star Seulong involved in fatal car accident‘Hey fans! As many of you may have expected, unfortunately, due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we have had to reschedule our 2020 tour to 2021,’ it read. ‘All tickets remain valid for the rescheduled dates, so please keep hold of your tickets.‘That said, we still cannot wait to see you all in 2021, playing all the hits you know and love!’It concluded with a personal message from Robin, which read: ‘Yet again, this virus which has plagued everyone all year, has forced us to rearrange our winter dates.