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Vernon Kay: ‘Tess is very upset with me’

Vernon Kay has admitted that his wife Tess Daly is “extremely upset” over the racy text messages he sent to a Page 3 girl.

The TV host yesterday confessed to flirty exchanges with 23-year-old model Rhian Sugden after his secret was exposed by the press.

In an interview with The Sun, Kay confirmed that he has also sent sex texts to four other girls, but promised to ditch his habit for the sake of his family.

The father-of-two said: “Tess is extremely upset about this and we’re working through it. But in some ways I’m glad this story has come out. It feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.

“I knew it was getting silly. I’m never going to do it again and hopefully I can clear the slate clean and start again. I’m so sorry. I’ve been an idiot and I’ve let my family down.”

He added: “I’ve been stupid and daft but I’m not a sex pest. I’ve only done this with four or five girls and I’ve known them all well – they’ve been friends or work colleagues. I know a single guy can get away with things like that but I’m married and I understand this is off limits.”

Kay’s text messages have been seen by The Sun but are deemed “too explicit” to print. The 35-year-old insists that he has not had sexual relations with any of the women.

Vernons problems come as new statistics published by a UK-dating site show that those who cheat online are less likely to get caught than those who do so offline. The research was conducted by Illicit Encounters, a dating website for married people.

The statistics show that less than 10% of the site’s membership have been caught during their time on IllicitEncounters. Of those who have been, over 65% said that an incriminating text message or phone call played a part in their undoing. Many members stated that the security provided by the site played an important part in their decision to join. Speaking to the website, legal expert Vanessa Lloyd Platt, founder of Lloyd Platt & Co., described a huge increase in the use of text messages as evidence to prosecute in divorce cases. “There has been a massive rise in the number of affairs ‘outed’ by text messaging.” Vanessa commented. “The electronic age has been one long field-day for lawyers.”

“It is a criminal offence to break into someone’s email account. There has been a lot of publicity around this recently – which may explain why emails are less commonly used to prosecute in these cases. However, if a husband or wife leaves their phone lying around, they can get caught out very quickly.” Spokesperson for Illicit Encounters Sara Hartley commented, “Browsers give us so many ways to control information about our activities. IllicitEncounters is a difficult site to penetrate if you’re looking for someone specific – many members protect their photos with passwords. Our members don’t want to ‘rock the boat’ – many are pursuing an affair as a way of supporting their marriage, not destroying it.” Illicit Encounters has over 390,000 members in the UK, and will be awarding its 400,000th member with free lifetime membership in the coming weeks.

Amateur oops, nipslips, downblouse and see through – part 2

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