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Ricky Gervais is just one of many stars who has jokingly put themselves forward to be Liz Truss’ successor. A new Prime Minister will lead Britain as of next week following her short-lived time at Number 10.
After her farewell speech. comedian Ricky shared a photoshopped picture of himself from the Golden Globes on stage with a pint of beer outside Downing Street.
The 61-year-old uploaded the post alongside a thumbs up emoji in view of his 3.6 million followers.
Many flocked to his post backing the comedian to become the new leader.
Poet.howard commented: “Everyone in the UK voted, he’s now the new Prime Minister.”
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Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha also joined in with the Prime Minister posts.
Like Ricky, she photoshopped a picture of herself outside the leader’s official residence.
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She commented: “Everyone else has had a go. Let’s roll the [dice] My turn. After all it’s all just a game isn’t it? Isn’t it?”
Many backed the idea of Nadia running the country including Katie Piper, who wrote: “Why not, you would be great.”
Other stars mocked Liz’s exit on social media.
On Twitter, Iain Stirling wrote: “Liz Truss’s reign as Prime Minster was shorter than a series of Love Island.”
Richard Osman commented: “No-one used to resign until I resigned from ‘Pointless’. Now they’re all at it. I think I made it cool.”
Gary Lineker typed: “Another Prime Minister resigns. Would you fracking believe it?”
A new Prime Minister will be announced next week.
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