The BBC stars who have denied being presenter accused of paying teen for explicit photos
Some of the BBC's biggest male presenters have denied their involvement in being the "household name presenter" embroiled in an alleged sex scandal. An unnamed presenter has been accused of paying a teenager £36,000 in total for sexually explicit photos, reports the Mirror.
The reports have led to frenzied speculation on social media with many BBC stars choosing to speak out and clear their names. Read on below to find out which BBC presenters have denied their involvement. Jeremy Vine Just hours after Rylan made his post, his fellow BBC Radio Two presenter Jeremy Vine also took to social media to deny any allegations.
Gary Lineker The former footballer and Match of the Day host also spoke out on Saturday to clear his name.The Sun had described the accused presenter of taking home a six-figure salary, which had rumours circulating around Gary.
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