The BBC has issued an announcement in response to severe allegations made in opposition to one in all its presenters.

A mom has accused a high star on the company, not named within the report, of creating a number of funds over the previous three years to her baby since they had been 17 in return for "sexually explicit photographs".

The distraught lady mentioned to "blame" the person for "destroying my child's life", as she claimed the cash handed to the alleged recipient was utilized by the teen to gasoline their crack cocaine dependancy.

The household of the alleged recipient, who the report claimed was 17 on the time they began receiving funds in alternate for snaps, claimed to have complained to the BBC in regards to the presenter's behaviour on May 19 and begged them to make the person "stop sending the cash".

Since the start of the alleged ordeal, the mum claimed her baby had remodeled from "a happy-go-lucky youngster to a ghost-like crack addict".

Speaking to The Sun, the mom claimed her now 20-year-old baby confirmed her a web based financial institution assertion that had quite a few deposits from the BBC presenter.

She alleged: "There were huge sums, hundreds, or thousands of pounds at a time.

"One time he had despatched £5,000 in a single lump. The cash had been in alternate for sexually express images of my baby."

The alleged recipient would have obtained greater than £35,000 from the presenter over the previous few years, the report claimed.

The newspaper added the highest BBC star is off air whereas allegations are being investigated.

Asked to remark about these allegations, a BBC spokesperson instructed Express.co.uk: "We deal with any allegations very critically and now we have processes in place to proactively cope with them.

"As part of that, if we receive information that requires further investigation or examination we will take steps to do this.

"That consists of actively making an attempt to talk to those that have contacted us so as to search additional element and understanding of the state of affairs.

"If we get no reply to our attempts or receive no further contact that can limit our ability to progress things but it does not mean our enquiries stop.

"If, at any level, new info involves mild or is offered – together with by way of newspapers – this can be acted upon appropriately, according to inner processes."