The former Good Morning Britain anchor tweeted an image of The Sun's front page report and told his followers: "This is a huge scoop and a massive scandal that will rock Britain."Īddressing the original story, a BBC spokesperson told the Mirror on Friday: "We treat any allegations very seriously and we have processes in place to proactively deal with them. Piers Morgan offered his thoughts on the claims on the social media platform - implying the potential scandal will "rock Britain" if and when revealed. Gary Lineker also joined the growing list of male celebrities to deny being the presenter, as he tweeted: "Hate to disappoint the haters but it’s not me." While BBC Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine also took to Twitter to shut down any suggestion he is the unidentified person, tweeting: "Just to say I'm very much looking forward to hosting my radio show on Monday - whoever the 'BBC Presenter' in the news is, I have the same message for you as Rylan did earlier: it certainly ain't me." I’m currently filming a show in Italy for the BBC, so take my name out ya mouths." Rylan Clark, who previously presented Strictly It Takes Two and a BBC Radio 2 show, told his Twitter followers on Saturday morning : "Not sure why my names floating about but re that story in The Sun - that ain’t me babe. Nicky isn't the only BBC star to come out to deny being the mystery presenter amid much online speculation. The radio journalist also posted a pic of a response from the Metropolitan Police, thanking him for reporting a crime. He then shared a screenshot from an account who claimed Nicky was the unnamed BBC presenter at the centre of the claims.
There’s just too many of these people on social media. Taking to Twitter, Nicky said: "I think it’s important to take a stand. It comes after reports emerged a BBC presenter allegedly paid more than £35,000 for sexually explicit pictures of a teenager when they were 17-years-old.
The broadcaster and journalist was among the many BBC presenters to be accused of being the unnamed star by trolls on social media. Nicky Campbell appears to have reported a troll to the police after he was accused of being the BBC presenter who allegedly paid a teenager more than £35,000 for sexually explicit pictures.
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