🚨 FURIOUS CLASH ON GMB: Jermaine Jenas Snaps Back as Kate & Ranvir Grill Him Over Sexting Scandal! 🔥
Former England footballer and TV presenter Jermaine Jenas, 43, exploded during a tense interview on Good Morning Britain as Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh pressed him on his devastating sexting scandal.
“I’ve lost EVERYTHING: my job, my family, everything has been taken away from me!” Jenas admitted, opening up about the brutal two years since his BBC axe.
When Kate asked what he had learnt, things got a little prickly:
“I think that’s a very specific thing to try and put your finger on… I think it’s probably a little bit of an unfair question… You go through life, you make mistakes…”
The atmosphere turned very heated when the hosts challenged him on taking responsibility.
Ranvir:
“You’re skirting around what you’ve learnt… but clearly these women did not want to receive what you were sending them.”
Jenas fired straight back:
“I’m not skirting around anything. I’m more than happy to have the conversation, which is why I’m here. I’m not here to be defending myself in any way, shape, or form. I know what I did was wrong. I accept those punishments. Nobody is skirting around the responsibility of what I did. I know what I did!”
He then took direct aim at the hosts:
“I’m a human being. We make mistakes. You two can’t sit in front of me and tell me you’ve never made a mistake in your lives. We all make mistakes!”
Throughout the interview, Jenas came across as someone who clearly feels hard done by. He insisted he’s not after a job, but this felt very much like an attempt to get back on TV.
It was all a bit “woe is me”, poor old me, it’s so unfair, I’ve lost everything. A little pathetic and humiliating, really.
Arteta on winning the title on Tuesday night:
“It’s one of the best feelings I’ve ever had. I went home, I went outside, I started to do some bbq. I couldn’t watch it (the match). I could hear noises from inside, then my son opened the door, ran towards me. He was crying and he said ‘we are champions daddy.’”
🚨 Arsenal are set to hold their Premier League trophy parade on Sunday, May 31, 2026, a day after the Champions League final against PSG.
Start time and exact route are yet to be confirmed, but it will likely begin at the Emirates Stadium and move through familiar north London streets including Drayton Park, Highbury Grove and Upper Street before returning to the stadium.
If Arsenal complete a historic double in Budapest, both trophies will be shown during the parade. If not, it will still go ahead with the league title alone.
Final timings are expected to be announced after the Champions League final. #afc
🚨🗣️ Patrice Evra to Arsenal Fans and Supporters on winning the Premier League 🤯
“I have to be a big man and hold my hands up. For years, I gave Arsenal a hard time 😅 I called them Netflix FC, I called them my babies, and I joked about them for years because it always felt like drama and no trophies.
But today, I want to sincerely apologize to Arsenal Football Club, Mikel Arteta, the players and all the fans. It was always football banter, never anything personal. This is what makes football beautiful.
What you’ve achieved this season is incredible. Winning the Premier League after all the pressure, criticism and banter shows real character. You proved me wrong, you proved the doubters wrong, and you played beautiful champion football. You are no longer a movie… you are the real deal. 🏆
Big respect to Mikel Arteta for believing in the process, and respect to every single Gunner around the world. Enjoy this moment because you truly deserve it ❤️
And remember… I still love this game. Congratulations Arsenal” 👏🏾
The Premier League has hired dancers from Carrington to entertain the crowd at Arsenal’s title-lifting ceremony at Selhurst Park.
🚨SOURCE: (@Its_Roddie )
When Kai Havertz suffered a knee injury on the Premier League’s opening weekend, Arsenal knew they needed to act. Andrea Berta initially proposed signing another striker, with Inter’s Francesco Pio Esposito one of the names floated.
Instead, they pivoted to sign a different kind of match-winner, snatching Eberechi Eze away from rivals Tottenham. Arsenal worked tirelessly to complete the necessary paperwork that enabled them to parade Eze ahead of the next fixture against Leeds.
While their contracts specialist James King was dealing with the small print, Eze circled the Emirates Stadium in a car waiting for the green light. In the end, of course, it all worked out. ✅🙏 [@gunnerblog]
Noni Madueke being greeted by his mother as he returned home as a Premier League champion. 🏆
🗣️ “Say the champions! That’s my Noni, that’s my starboy!” ❤️🥺
A special shout out to Jamie O’Hara, Shay Given, Peter Schmeichel, Joe Hart, Gabby Agbonlahor, Chris Sutton, Gary Neville, that midget Rory div, and the dozens of others I’ve forgotten - all of whom have been doing their absolute bollocks the past few months, willing and praying hard for Man City to win the league.
Get fucked, all of you.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS.
🗣️ Thierry Henry: “We had orders from the police not to over celebrate if we win the title there. We wanted to be humble, but you’re going to celebrate a draw? Then we did celebrate. The story is that we won the league at the Lane.” ❤️😎