Jermaine Jenas: Last News

BBC presenter Jermaine Jenas has been dropped by the corporation, following claims of inappropriate behaviour.The former footballer, who regularly appeared on The One Show and Match of the Day, was swiftly taken off air, with the BBC saying: “It followed allegations involving digital communications such as texts, which were raised with the corporation a few weeks ago." A BBC spokesman added: “We can confirm that Jermain Jenas is no longer part of our presenting line-up.” Away from TV, 41 year old Jermaine enjoys family life with his wife Ellie Penfold and their children in a stunning £1 million mansion in Hertfordshire.The couple, who married in 2011, have had their share of ups and downs. Despite being instantly smitten, Jermaine faced an uphill battle to win over Ellie.

BBC employees were told about Jermaine Jenas' departure from the corporation via a terse email, it has been revealed. BBC Sport's director Alex Kay-Jelski reportedly told colleagues at 3.39pm on Thursday, 22 August when a four-line email was sent out regarding the matter.The 41-year-old former footballer had forged a new career as a presenter and is best-known for hosting The One Show andMatch of the Day.Following a complaint regarding text messages sent to a female staff member the BBC launched an inquiry.

The One Show host Alex Jones failed to mention the recent departure of co-star Jermaine Jenas during Thursday's show, amidst reports he'd been dropped by the BBC over "inappropriate behaviour" claims. During the programme, presenters Clara Amfo and Alex chose to avoid discussing their former presenting partner's sudden exit, prompting waves of speculation on Twitter among fans.

Former footballer Jermaine Jenas has spoken out, stating there are "two sides to every story" after his dismissal from the BBC following complaints about his behaviour in the workplace.The former Premier League player, who was a co-host on The One Show and Match Of The Day at the BBC, expressed his dissatisfaction with his dismissal and revealed he will be consulting his lawyers about the situation. In an interview with talkSPORT, he said: "Look, I can't really talk about it. I, as you can probably see, I am not happy about it.

Charlotte Hawkins brought viewers up to speed on the dramatic exit of Jermaine Jenas from the BBC during Thursday's Good Morning Britain. Discussing his abrupt departure, she highlighted the lack of clarity surrounding the incident: "Now, we don't know the exact circumstances of what's gone on here.

The One Show's Jermaine Jenas is famed for his football career TV presenting, but has hit the headlines with allegations of 'inappropriate behaviour' – leading to his axing from BBC.The corporation released a short statement, which said: "We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line-up." It is understood the channel took the strong action to sack Jermaine after reported complaints over behaviour, which he strongly denies. Jermaine, who first presented The One Show in 2020 and was last seen up in the line-up on 22 July, was also once a favourite to take over Match of the Day hosting duties from Gary Lineker.The star broke his silence on Thursday, 22 August saying there was little he could add, and that he's consulting his lawyers.

Multiple women are reported to have come forward with further accusations of "inappropriate behaviour" from Jermaine Jensen, after the former footballer and TV presenter was sacked on Thursday. The 41-year-old, known for his roles on Match of the Day and The One Show, was dismissed by the BBC following these allegations.

Jermaine Jenas has broken his silence after being sacked by the BBC. The former pro footballer will no longer present The One Show, the BBC has confirmed over allegations about his conduct.

Jermaine Jenas found himself suddenly at the helm of talkSPORT's Thursday evening show, just as the shock news broke that he had been axed and was "no longer" part of the line-up on The One Show.The BBC released a short but very clear statement about the 41-year-old former footballer, which said: "We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line-up." It is understood the channel took the strong action to sack the former host after reported complaints over behaviour. Shorltly after the news broke, the ex-Tottenham and Newcastle United player appeared as a surprise presenter on talkSPORT's Drive Programme, alongside Jermaine Pennant.

Jermaine Jenas has swiftly 'moved on' to TalkSport for a 'new gig', moments after the BBC announced his dismissal.The ex-Premier League star was axed by the BBC on Thursday afternoon, following allegations of his conduct in the workplace, with a BBC spokesperson stating: "We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line up." However, shortly after the news broke, Jermaine appeared on TalkSport's Drive show with Jermaine Pennant, which kicked off at 4pm (UK time) right after the news of his BBC exit hit the headlines. Jermaine has previously been a guest but not a lead presenter on TalkSport.The station has yet to respond to requests for comment, reports the Mirror.

Ellise Shafer “The One Show” and “Match of the Day” presenter Jermaine Jenas is no longer employed by the BBC. “We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line up,” a BBC spokesperson told Variety after news broke in The Sun of his firing. Though the tabloid cited “inappropriate behavior” as the cause, the BBC did not provide a reason for his exit.

Jermaine Jenas has been axed from The One Show and Match of the Day amid allegations of "inappropriate behaviour".The BBC has removed the presenter from both programmes after launching an "immediate internal investigation" when concerns about the ex-footballer's conduct were brought to light.The Sun reports Jermaine was discreetly taken off the BBC's official channels. A source told the publication that this situation is a "nightmare" for the broadcaster, following a complaint about his behaviour.They said: "After some immediate routine enquiries the decision was taken to take him off air, and terminate his contract.They continued: "The feeling is he won't be back on the BBC.", reports the Express.

The One Show's Megan McKenna had a terrifying health scare that sent her straight to the hospital after a severe allergic reaction. While presenting a segment on allergies with co-hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, the Ex on the Beach alum recounted her own nightmare experience. A throwback clip from April 2024 showed Megan describing her condition: "I'm still very swollen underneath my neck and underneath my tongue." Back in the studio, Megan shared with the audience: "In April, I was rushed to hospital after having a serious allergic reaction to my medication.

Actors Danny Dyer and Ryan Sampson joined BBC presenters Anita Rani and Roman Kemp on The One Show today to talk about their new Sky Original series Mr Bigstuff. However, Ryan quickly received a warning about using certain language before the watershed from Anita, thanks to a two-word comment she was worried might have been a bit rude.

Celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal has opened up about his struggles with bipolar disorder in a tearful confession on The One Show. During an intimate chat with hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, Heston was visibly moved as he recounted the emotional rollercoaster he's been on.

The One Show's dynamic duo Alex Jones and Roman Kemp were back on our screens on Thursday, July 11, after a brief hiatus due to the Euros 2024 semi-final match between England and the Netherlands taking over Wednesday night's slot. Football fever was palpable as England secured their spot in the final on Sunday, July 14, against Spain, thanks to a thrilling late goal that clinched a 2-1 victory over the Netherlands in Berlin.

Alex Jones, the long-standing host of The One Show since 2010, typically shares the screen with ex-footballer Jermaine Jenas and radio personality Roman Kemp.

Bargain Hunt has been temporarily removed from the airwaves today due to a significant reshuffling of the schedule. The popular BBC One programme, which typically broadcasts on weekdays at 12.15pm, has been displaced to accommodate Wimbledon coverage.

BBC's The One Show, a staple of early evening telly, is noticeably missing from this week's schedules due to significant changes in programming as sports take centre stage.

The One Show was booted off its usual 7pm slot on BBC One to BBC Two for last night's episode.

While appearing on The One Show actor Jason Donovan gave an update about his family life. Chatting to hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, the star, who shot to fame in the Australian soap Neighbours, talked about his missing cat - and revealed there was a happy ending to the story. Jason's cat Pixie went missing months ago and while Jason and his family held out "hope" that Pixie would return it seemed unlikely.