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SHAMED telly star Vernon Kay last night pulled out of his Radio 1 show on Saturday.

He wants to make up with wife Tess Daly instead - and was worried how listeners would react during the live 10am broadcast.

A pal said: "He's asked BBC bosses if he can miss the show as he wants to sort things out.

"We're waiting to hear back, but we expect they will find someone to stand in.

"Obviously it will be difficult for him to broadcast live with all the stuff about his sex texts flying around at the moment.

"It could be uncomfortable for him - especially when he asks listeners to send in texts."

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/tv/2848922/Vernon-Kay-has-pulled-out-of-his-Radio-1-show-on-Saturday.html#ixzz0fDJ8pd3t

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Earlier today it was reported that he had pulled out of his usual 10am slot on his radio show to patch things up with wife Tess Daly.

However, it seems the shamed sex-texting TV star, 35, will be appearing on the show as planned.

Perhaps this means his betrayed wife has found it in her heart to forgive him despite having text saucy messages, on numerous occasions, to lustful women.

One thing’s for sure though, if you need some perking up this Saturday morning, just send Vern a text at Radio 1 for an instant fix…

http://www.metro.co.uk/showbiz/812826-bbc-confirm-vernon-kay-is-not-pulling-out-of-radio-1-show-this-saturday

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Perhaps this means his betrayed wife has found it in her heart to forgive him despite having text saucy messages, on numerous occasions, to lustful women.

One thing’s for sure though, if you need some perking up this Saturday morning, just send Vern a text at Radio 1 for an instant fix…

Firstly, I know Jono quoted this off Metro and these arent his own words.

Am I the only person who thinks that this is yet again another story not worthy of being in the papers? Ok ok, if its true then he shouldnt have been sending flirty texts to her, but at the end of the day its a private matter for Vern to deal with and as I understand it, they were only texts.

I know I've said this before, and I will almost certainly be saying it again in future, but this is yet another example of the papers stirring up peoples private business and trying to create sensationalist stories, and is the main reason I prefer not to read them.

It is nobodys business but Vern and Tess's and the papers should really be leaving them alone. I'm glad he is doing the show as originally planned, sadly there will be people who feel compelled to text in regarding the "story" but I hope they are overwhelmingly outnumbered by those of us who text in about the show and things they are talking about in the studio.

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Firstly, I know Jono quoted this off Metro and these arent his own words.

Am I the only person who thinks that this is yet again another story not worthy of being in the papers? Ok ok, if its true then he shouldnt have been sending flirty texts to her, but at the end of the day its a private matter for Vern to deal with and as I understand it, they were only texts.

I know I've said this before, and I will almost certainly be saying it again in future, but this is yet another example of the papers stirring up peoples private business and trying to create sensationalist stories, and is the main reason I prefer not to read them.

It is nobodys business but Vern and Tess's and the papers should really be leaving them alone. I'm glad he is doing the show as originally planned, sadly there will be people who feel compelled to text in regarding the "story" but I hope they are overwhelmingly outnumbered by those of us who text in about the show and things they are talking about in the studio.

If you are in a career such as Vernon's the press will always report on your private life. It's something that modern stars of the media have to accept. This is now the way of the press. I'm a big fan of Vernon and believe his career will recover, but this is his mistake, not the press's.

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If you are in a career such as Vernon's the press will always report on your private life. It's something that modern stars of the media have to accept. This is now the way of the press. I'm a big fan of Vernon and believe his career will recover, but this is his mistake, not the press's.

Yes I accept that someone in the public eye, particularly a TV and radio presenter such as Vernon will have a story printed about them, no matter how private or newsworthy it is. It is not right that they have to accept this will happen to them, however the media and the celebrity gossip driven society we live in dictate that they have no choice in the matter.

He put his hands up and admitted it, that should be an end to a story that never really was a story anyway. The media in this country seem to take too much interest in peoples lives and privacy etc goes right out the window.

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Yes I accept that someone in the public eye, particularly a TV and radio presenter such as Vernon will have a story printed about them, no matter how private or newsworthy it is. It is not right that they have to accept this will happen to them, however the media and the celebrity gossip driven society we live in dictate that they have no choice in the matter.

He put his hands up and admitted it, that should be an end to a story that never really was a story anyway. The media in this country seem to take too much interest in peoples lives and privacy etc goes right out the window.

No it isn't. But it's the way it is and the way it always will be. Life isn't fair, and if you want a career in the media, you've got to get used to that fact. Vernon would have been as aware of that as anyone.

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