Bimini hits back at ‘homophobic’ GB News contributor over Sadiq Khan Night Tube video
Farrow sparked widespread criticism after her appearance on the programme by linking Pride in London with “unhealthy kinks and quirks” and “paedophiles”
By Aaron Sugg
Bimini has hit back at GB News contributor Caroline Farrow, after she criticised the Drag Race UK star’s appearance in a video promoting the Night Tube.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Bimini joined forces last week to celebrate 10 years of London’s Night Tube service and its legacy of providing a safe way for clubbers to travel home.
Khan captioned the post: “From drag shows to dance floors, encores to early-morning shifts, the Night Tube has spent a decade keeping London moving after dark.
Bimini and Sadiq Khan celebrate 10 years of London’s Night Tube
“For 10 years it’s powered nights out, got night workers home safe and supported our world-class culture and hospitality scene. Happy anniversary, Night Tube.”
Bimini appeared in the video wearing a cropped black vest paired with a plaid skirt, embracing gender fluidity.
Farrow, who has recently come under fire over comments made during her appearance on GB News, took to X to criticise the video while also misgendering Bimini, who is non-binary.
Caroline Farrow hits out at Bimini
Farrow sparked widespread criticism after the show by linking Pride in London with “unhealthy kinks and quirks” and “paedophiles”. Ofcom has since launched an investigation into the programme following more than 12,000 complaints.
Taking aim at Bimini, the Catholic commentator wrote: “So Dan Wootton said that he couldn’t show Bimini’s act on his channel, as it was too disturbing. Now I see why. And yet Sadiq Khan is platforming him wearing an outfit that no woman would dare to wear on her own on the Night Tube.”
Bimini replied: “Thank Madonna I don’t have yours or Dan Wootton’s approval. I must be doing something right.”
Bimini calls Farrow “homophobic”
Resharing the conversation to their Instagram, Bimini captioned the post: “This is coming from the homophobic woman that said on GB News Pride no longer celebrates gay rights and instead supports paedophilia. Mind you 20,000 Ofcom complaints later and she was taken off as a commentator.”
Earlier this month, Ofcom confirmed that GB News was under two standard investigations following more than 15,000 complaints made against Farrow and Syntyche Djunga, also known as Based and Bougie.
Bimini and Green Party leader Zack Polanski were among those who spoke out and signed an open letter calling for Ofcom to hold the broadcaster to account.