The Sun and the Daily Mail both run the same story on Sunday in which a married Premier League star is at the centre of a £100,000 blackmail plot after a one-night stand. The defender spent a night romping with a woman, then sent her a string of intimate pictures and texts.
But when the single woman, in her 30s, learned he was married, she showed the snaps to his club and demanded they pay her to keep quiet. 'It may have been a brief encounter but it left them both exhausted. This was pure animal passion. His wife would be horrified if she ever found out the full details.'
The married defender, said to be a household name, spent a ‘no holds barred’ night with the woman before sending her a number of explicit photographs and videos of himself. According to the tabloids, the footballer’s club refused to pay off the woman, leaving readers to wonder whether the name of the love-cheat will indeed come out in the press.
Explaining why the jilted lover has yet to expose the love rat, it is disclosed: The Sun on Sunday says that for legal reasons, it cannot reveal the identity of the player, the woman or the club involved.
But when the single woman, in her 30s, learned he was married, she showed the snaps to his club and demanded they pay her to keep quiet. 'It may have been a brief encounter but it left them both exhausted. This was pure animal passion. His wife would be horrified if she ever found out the full details.'
The woman travelled to the star's club along with her family after learning that the star was married and showed officials the explicit material she had been sent.
The married defender, said to be a household name, spent a ‘no holds barred’ night with the woman before sending her a number of explicit photographs and videos of himself. According to the tabloids, the footballer’s club refused to pay off the woman, leaving readers to wonder whether the name of the love-cheat will indeed come out in the press.
Explaining why the jilted lover has yet to expose the love rat, it is disclosed: The Sun on Sunday says that for legal reasons, it cannot reveal the identity of the player, the woman or the club involved.
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