GMB's Richard Madeley sends message to BBC's Huw Edwards who he 'feels sorry' for
TV personality Richard Madeley says he feels 'deeply sorry' for BBC presenter Huw Edwards after he was named at the centre of an alleged explicit images scandal.
On Tuesday, July 12, Huw Edwards was named by his wife Vicky Flind as the BBC star that was investigated over the scandal. In a commentary piece for the paper, he wrote: "As you read this, Huw Edwards is a hospital inpatient being treated for 'serious mental health issues.'" Issuing a statement on her husband's behalf, his wife Vicky said that he will respond to the allegations when he is 'well enough to do so.'
"In the circumstances and given Huw's condition, I would like to ask that the privacy of my family and everyone else caught up in these upsetting events is respected.
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