Jermaine Jenas, the former footballer and BBC presenter, has issued a public apology after being dismissed by the BBC over allegations of sending inappropriate messages to two female colleagues. In a candid interview, the 41-year-old expressed deep regret, admitting that he had “let everyone down,” including his family, friends, and colleagues.
Jenas, who previously co-hosted The One Show and served as a pundit on Match of the Day, insisted that while his messages were inappropriate, they were sent to consenting adults and that nothing illegal or physical took place. He described his actions as a “huge error of judgment” and acknowledged the personal and professional damage they have caused.
The married father of four revealed that he is undergoing therapy to address what he described as a self-destructive streak that has impacted his relationships. Jenas also criticized the manner in which the BBC handled his dismissal, stating that he was informed of his termination via a video call while on a family holiday.
Despite the controversy, Jenas emphasized his commitment to taking responsibility for his actions and working to rebuild trust. His future with other broadcasters, including talkSPORT and TNT Sports, is currently under review as they assess the situation.
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