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13-07-2023
LONDON: BBC presenter broke UK’s coronavirus lockdown rules as he met a young person he had met on a dating site, The Sun reported, deepening the controversy.
The UK paper said that it saw messages which revealed that the TV star not only visited the 23-year-old’s home, but also sent money and demanded a picture.
In return, he got a semi-naked photograph.
According to the paper, the young person whose identity was kept a secret due to privacy reasons claimed the TV star travelled to another country to meet them at their flat in February 2021.
The source is quoted as saying: “He was always asking to meet and I found it quite pressurizing. There were restrictions and they kept getting stricter but he constantly asked.”
The newspaper alleges the travel to another county took place on 18 February 2021 during the third lockdown in Britain.
In a shocking development, a third accuser has come forward with disturbing allegations against a prominent BBC presenter.
The accuser claims that the presenter broke COVID-19 rules to meet them and sent them menacing messages. The allegations add to the growing scandal surrounding the presenter, who is already facing accusations of paying a teenager for explicit images.
The BBC presenter, whose identity remains undisclosed, has been at the centre of a scandal after allegations emerged that they had paid a teenager a substantial sum for sexually explicit photos. The money allegedly fueled the teenager’s crack cocaine addiction. The initial claims were followed by accusations from a second individual, who claimed that the presenter had sent abusive and threatening messages after they met on a dating app.
Now, a third accuser has stepped forward, revealing further troubling details about the presenter’s behavior.
The third accuser, a 23-year-old, asserts that the presenter defied COVID-19 lockdown restrictions to meet them. Despite the stay-at-home orders and restrictions on social interactions, the presenter allegedly travelled to the accuser’s flat in February 2021. (Int’l News Desk)
