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It has recently become a hot topic among the public to find out who the BBC presenter accused of rumours. Let’s find out in this article.
A news story circulating on social media alleges that a BBC presenter paid a large sum of money to a teenager in exchange for explicit photos, causing difficulties for the BBC in recent days.
The BBC confirmed that it terminated the employment of a male presenter accused of wrongdoing. Rumours are still going on social media, and people want to know the presenter, but BBC has not revealed the name.
But the wife of a newscaster, Huw Edwards, named her the man who has been paying thousands of pounds to a 17-year-old teenager and asking for inappropriate photos.
BBC Investigations
The BBC had already taken action and started an investigation against the man who was doing this. But before anything happened, some new allegations emerged from a source. Many young people claimed that the BBC presenter had crossed his line and started chatting on Instagram, sending inappropriate messages to many young people.
Reports indicate that he violated COVID regulations to go on a date with a youth. These accusations implicated numerous notable individuals in the case, and they denied any involvement until Edwards’ name came up.
The teenager’s mom blamed BBC for ruining her child’s life. The family complained to BBC and said to stop all this as soon as possible because their child was using that money to fulfil the desire for cocaine, said his family members.
“My child was a happy youngster, but all this money made him a cocaine addict” Her mother showed how much payment the child receives from that man.
BBC did nothing, even at the mother’s request, but they acted when the SUN channel contacted them—a few of the names mentioned below came under fire after this news.
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Rylan Clark
Rylan denied that he was not the one who was involved in such a case. He said he didn’t know why his name was being dragged into this all. He said he is busy filming in Italy for the BBC and has no time for this stupidity.
Rylan Clark has angrily denied that he’s the BBC presenter accused of paying a teenager for sexually explicit photos. He has been working for BBC since 2018 in shows named Strictly Come Dancing and It takes two.
Jeremy Vine
Jeremy also denied the rumours, saying, “This is disgusting that you all are accusing me of such a thing that I am not involved in”. He sent the screenshots to the lawyer and said there is no truth in whatever people say.
He is hosting a weekday show named The Jeremy Vine on Channel 5 while still hosting a daytime show on BBC2 radio. Jeremy further said, “he looks forward to hosting his show at the same time and day. I am again saying, just like Rylan did, that it’s not me”.
Gary Lineker
Match of the Day host Gary Linker also said he has nothing to do with these allegations. He wrote on Twitter: “I hate disappointing you all, but it’s not me”.
Nicky Campbell
After the trolls took his name due to the rumours, the famous broadcaster and journalist Nicky also said he was being investigated by the Met police over such allegations.
He shared a screenshot with his fans of sitting with the Met Police, saying, “Thank you for contacting the Metropolitan Police Service to report your crime”.
He said, “Reporting such acts was necessary and thanked people for supporting him.”
Nihal Arthanayake
People also accused BBC Radio 5 live presenter Nihal Arthanayake as the BBC did not reveal the name.
In his tweeter message, “he said he is busy playing tennis and will be back on air on 17th July”.