Jermaine Jenas was sacked by the BBC following allegations of sending inappropriate messages to colleagues, which he acknowledged in a recent interview. The 41-year-old former football pundit admitted to sending 'flirty' texts to two consenting adults but insisted that he did 'nothing illegal'. Jenas expressed deep shame and regret for his actions, stating he has let down his family and colleagues. He acknowledged a pattern of self-destructive behavior and is seeking therapy to address these issues. The BBC confirmed that an internal investigation led to his dismissal, and Jenas has been removed from his roles on The One Show and Match of the Day. He also stated that he is committed to making amends and understanding the root of his behavior.