Jermaine Jenas breaks silence and admits sending inappropriate texts to colleagues
manchestereveningnews.co.ukJermaine Jenas has spoken out after being sacked by the BBC following allegations of inappropriate behaviour, admitting he is 'ashamed' of his actions.
He said he sent 'inappropriate messages' to two colleagues on the One Show, but insisted he 'did nothing illegal' and said they were sent to 'two consenting adults'.
The former footballer, who was dropped from presenting on the One Show said he was sorry if made any of the women he had messaged feel uncomfortable, the Mirror reports. READ MORE Martine McCutcheon shares heartbreaking statement announcing split from husband after 18 years Speaking a day after his texting scandal once again rocked the under-fire BBC, the former One Show star told The Sun: "I am ashamed, and I am deeply sorry.
I have let myself down, my family, friends and colleagues down. "I owe everyone an apology - especially the women with whom I was messaging.
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