He is right. That is not funny. Women can be very violent too and if that is the case, they should be judged the same way like men.
I think it's disgusting, that some women call them selfs feminists but all what they do is hating men.

amusing that he got a big round of applause after shaming the audience. I wonder how many laughed and then applauded.

Just so we can agree on this ––

guest: She locked me in the flat one day.

host: She locked you in the flat?

guest: Yeah, locked me in the flat. Obviously, with me being angry I did not [...]. I grabbed the door handle, pulled it, and it comes right off in my hand. So I was stuck on a three-storey balcony [corrects himself] on a three-storey flat and about to jump off a three-storey balcony. I ripped all my arms up, all my back, all my legs. [...] I ended up in a hospital, you know. Because she won't let me out the house.

host: It's not funny, though. Can I tell you why it's not funny? I don't want to upset any of the audience, because I completely appreciate the fact that you are here. But I tell you why I don't think you should laugh. If this was the other way around, and a woman was sat here, and a bloke had locked her in a flat and she had to jump out and injure herself, you would not be laughing. You would be saying: Her's a complete nightmare. He should be locked up. And that's disgraceful. But somehow, if it happens to a bloke, that's funny. That's not funny, is it? Or is it?

That talk show host is a hero! I totally agree with him.

If he had punched her instead of being locked in that flat and jumping out the window, then he would be shamed as "toxic".

It was funny !

Ah Jeremy Kyle, how I miss thee