Celebrity Jamie Theakston’s brother has been rumored to be arrested. It is pretty odd to hear about it as his brother was not well known. Learn more about the arrest.
James Paul Theakston is a television presenter, producer, and actor from England. Between 1996 and 1999, he co-hosted the old Saturday morning BBC One children’s show Live & Kicking with Zoe Ball.
Between 1998 to 2003, he co-hosted BBC One’s old music show Top of the Pops.
He holds a BAFTA for Live & Kicking and other radio prizes, including a SONY GOLD.
Was Celebrity Jamie Theakston Brother Arrested? Charged Over Child Sex Abuse
Rumors have been going around that Jamie’s brother was arrested over child sex abuse.
Official sources have yet to confirm the news leak, but it has been slowly spreading around the social media platforms.
More information about the arrested rumors have yet to surface as it has only been moments since the words started.
Well, the identity of Jamies’ brother remains hidden. Moreover, no one heard of him having a brother to date.
Jamie was also involved in sexual controversy a year ago. After humiliating newspaper revelations, he apologized that he had sexual activity with three prostitutes in a Mayfair brothel.
Where Is Jamie Theakston Now?
Jamie Theakston presently co-hosts Heart Radio’s national breakfast show with Amanda Holden.
Theakston narrated the BBC documentary series Traffic Cops between 2003 and 2015 and 2016 on Channel 5.
Following a decision by the UK radio regulator to remove local programming requirements, Heart Breakfast went global across the UK on June 3, 2019. Theakston is presently co-hosting the show with Amanda Holden.
Aside from his professional life, he is a Mensa member, a Patron of Humanists UK, and a fan of Brighton & Hove Albion.
In 2003, Theakston took a vacation to visit Uganda and speak with former child soldiers. He is a patron of CANCERVIVE, a charity founded to meet the needs of anybody whose relatives or friends are cancer patients.
Jamie Theakston 2002 Apology Story Explored
Jamie Theakston was accused of visiting a Mayfair ‘bondage dungeon’ in January 2002 and procuring the services of prostitutes for the bargain price of £40.
When he could not stop the Sunday People from printing the article, he says, ‘It is embarrassing.’
He had recently divorced actress Joely Richardson and said he had been “foolish” to attend the sex parlor, which had a “bondage dungeon.”
However, he asserted that it was the first time anything of the like had occurred and that he had been compelled to go public when one of the vice girls attempted to blackmail him.