Huw Edwards: Household Name Bbc Presenter 'Paid Teenager For Sexually Explicit Photos'

[The_DADDY]

The broadcaster has reportedly launched an investigation after allegations about the well-known star were made in May. The man is said to have paid the youth more than £35,000 since 2020.

The BBC has said it takes "any allegations very seriously" following claims that one of its male presenters paid a teenager more than £35,000 for sexually explicit photos.

The unnamed "household name" allegedly first requested images from the youth when they were aged 17 back in 2020 and has made a series of payments over the years, according to The Sun.

 

 

https://news.sky.com/story/household-name-bbc-presenter-paid-teenager-for-sexually-explicit-photos-12917193

 

 

Your thoughts?

[RollingJ]

35 minutes ago, The_DADDY said:

 

 

Your thoughts?

Sources: 'The Sun' and 'Sky News' - says it all, really.

[altus]

15 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

Sources: 'The Sun' and 'Sky News' - says it all, really.

The Sun regularly used to have topless pictures of 16 and 17 year olds on page 3.

 

Something something throwing stones something glass houses.

[Baron99]

I caught the ITV main news earlier.  You could fair see the smile on the news reporters face as she read the story out because it related to the BBC, weeks after the Schofield saga that brought similar joy to the BBC. 

 

Apparently, Rylan Clark has taken to Twitter to defend himself against accusations that he has anything to do with the allegations. 

Edited July 8, 2023 by Baron99

[The_DADDY]

1 hour ago, Baron99 said:

I caught the ITV main news earlier.  You could fair see the smile on the news reporters face as she read the story out because it related to the BBC, weeks after the Schofield saga that brought similar joy to the BBC. 

 

Apparently, Rylan Clark has taken to Twitter to defend himself against accusations that he has anything to do with the allegations. 

Jeremy Vine has too.

[RollingJ]

1 hour ago, Baron99 said:

I caught the ITV main news earlier.  You could fair see the smile on the news reporters face as she read the story out because it related to the BBC, weeks after the Schofield saga that brought similar joy to the BBC. 

 

Apparently, Rylan Clark has taken to Twitter to defend himself against accusations that he has anything to do with the allegations. 

So he's a 'household name'? Not in this house - never heard of him.

[cressida]

Ryan said he was filming for the BBC in Italy atm

[Jack Grey]

Is it Mary Berry? 

 

[The_DADDY]

5 minutes ago, Jack Grey said:

Is it Mary Berry? 

 

I've heard rumours who it is. I won't share them mind but the person will likley be revealed in the very near future.

[Mister Gee]

8 minutes ago, The_DADDY said:

I've heard rumours who it is. I won't share them mind but the person will likley be revealed in the very near future.

That’s known as a Chekhov slip.