Following charges claiming one of its celebrities was paying a teen to provide sexually explicit images, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is embroiled in a major scandal.

As a broadcasting corporation that receives public funding, the British government has now urged the BBC to “urgently and sensitively” look into the claims and keep ministers updated on its progress.

In the midst of a deepening dilemma for Britain’s national broadcaster, new claims have been leveled against the mysterious BBC reporter. This reporter is at the center of a sex images controversy as of Sunday.

The anonymous actor allegedly participated in a video chat with a minor wearing only his underwear, according to tabloid publication The Sun.

It comes after previous claims that the celebrity allegedly offered the teenager tens of thousands of pounds for pornographic photographs, with the exchanges beginning in 2020 while the individual in question was 17 years old.

The mother of the youngster is the source of The Sun’s accusations.

She allegedly filed a sworn declaration in support of her assertions and has not requested compensation for sharing them. Nobody mentioned in the narrative has been identified.

The youngster, the parent who is accusing them, and the person being charged have all remained anonymous, up to this point.

The mother reportedly told The Sun that she spotted a picture of the BBC host in his underpants “leaning ahead, readying himself for my kid to perform for him” on her kid’s cellphone.

The incident shocked the British audience and forced the BBC to suspend the unidentified celebrity.

The teen’s parent says the star’s wealth caused the groomed victim to have a severe drug abuse problem.

“The cash had been given in return for pornographic images of my child,” according to the parent. A ‘happy-go-lucky teenager’ was purportedly altered in three years to ‘to a ghost-like crack addict’ by the sum of cash.