How BBC chiefs secretly drew up damning dossier of evidence against Jermaine Jenas – then ambushed him
As a dedicated follower of the entertainment industry who has seen many high-profile careers rise and fall, I find myself deeply saddened by the downfall of Jermaine Jenas. However, it’s not entirely surprising given the nature of the allegations against him.
As a devoted adherent, I’m unveiling an exclusive piece of information: Behind closed doors, the leaders at BBC discreetly amassed a powerful collection of incriminating evidence against Jermaine Jenas, which eventually led to our confrontation and his termination, according to The Mail on Sunday.
Following a grievance reported by a junior female employee, the Corporation’s high-ups initiated an investigation, unbeknownst to Jenas, which is believed to have continued for several weeks.
According to inside sources at the BBC, top officials, including the head of sports, Alex Kay-Jelski, were keen on conducting a comprehensive investigation following reports that an ex-footballer had sent unwanted and inappropriate text messages.
It resulted in executives discussing the matter with their peers, reviewing mobile phone records, and ultimately presenting the evidence to the presenter.
Last week, during a family vacation with his wife, model Ellie Penfold, and their three kids, he received a termination notice for his £190,000-a-year position at Match of the Day and The One Show via video call. This essentially means that he was abruptly let go from his job.
An insider said: ‘This was a pretty clinical dismissal.
Contrary to certain chaotic predicaments that BBC has faced in recent times due to questionable employee conduct, it’s important to note that this specific investigation had already taken place. This situation left him without any grounds for defense.
Women working at the BBC are upset by Jena’s attempt to justify his actions. He claimed to The Sun that the messages in question were exchanged among consenting adults.
People are equally upset about the ex-Premier League star, who is 41 years old, threatening to sue the BBC, even though managers believe they had sufficient proof to terminate his employment.
People are just as frustrated that he appears to overlook his influential role towards the younger female production team, according to reports – one individual shared with the Mail on Sunday: “Jermaine is known within the BBC for having a particular image as a charmer among women. This age group is said to be young females in their 20s.”
He enjoyed immense respect from his superiors… and he was well aware of it. This put him in a position of influence, making him more than just a notable figure, but a celebrated ex-footballer from England.
If such a person sends you a message, it feels uncomfortable to refuse them or to tell them to cease contacting you. A sense of apprehension arises when one chooses not to respond.
As a devoted fan, I’ve noticed a shift in Jenas’ career trajectory. Once a standout midfielder for England and Tottenham Hotspur, he’s now made his mark as a television presenter, outshining many others who tried before him.
Initially, he started his career as a football analyst at BT Sport. Later on, he had a major opportunity when he was chosen to host the additional series of Match of the Day, known as MOTDx.
In 2021, he gained widespread recognition as he joined the team on The One Show, sharing hosting duties with Alex Jones and Roman Kemp.
It was mentioned that he would take over as the main host of Match of the Day, replacing Gary Lineker at a later time.
However, the recently appointed BBC sports director, Alex Kay-Jelski (who assumed the role four months prior and also led the probe), adopted a firm stance.
BBC leaders understand that they’ve faced significant criticism for their handling of the Huw Edwards controversy, as the presenter was found guilty of three counts of possessing inappropriate child images, following his suspension from work.
“In a brief email, Mr. Kay-Jelski announced that Jermaine Jenas is no longer employed by the BBC.”
Mr. Kay-Jelski has had his share of contentious topics, as he expressed in The Times that the issue of transgender athletes participating in female sports isn’t a significant concern.
These actions provoked strong opposition from feminist activists, including J.K. Rowling, the Harry Potter writer, who found it unsurprising that the BBC would employ someone with such viewpoints and labeled it as ‘completely predictable’.
If Jenas sent you inappropriate texts email me in confidence at: katie.hind@mailonsunday.co.uk
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2024-08-25 00:19