Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said sorry for comments he made about Kylie Minogue. He made the comments in a podcast interview with comedian Nikki Osborne. Osborne asked him a personal question about three women, including Minogue. Albanese first tried not to answer. He then said he would choose Kylie. Some MPs said his words were not suitable. One said they were rude to women and hurt the role of prime minister. Another said he should set a better example. The acting prime minister, Richard Marles, said the government is committed to equal rights for women and men.
world-newsBeginner2 min read7/8/2026
Australian PM says sorry after comments about Kylie Minogue
Australia’s prime minister has said sorry for comments he made about singer Kylie Minogue in a podcast interview. Some politicians said the comments were not right. The acting prime minister said the government wants equality for women and men.
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