Adrian Chiles 'horrified' after learning impersonator had been selling X-rated ... trends now
Adrian Chiles has revealed he was left 'horrified' after learning a man had been impersonating him on OnlyFans.
The presenter, 55, claimed the influencer had been making £1,000 per day from eating crumpets naked while letting 'butter drip down his front' in X-rated snaps.
He also said the imitator - a former social care worker from Leeds - had been reading Adrian's articles aloud while performing 'sex acts on himself'.
Admitting his mimic looks 'a bit' like him, the TV personality explained how he heard about the shocking account through a Sunday Sport article, with the headline, 'I make a GRAND A DAY cos they think I'm ADRIAN CHILES.'
He wrote in The Guardian: 'The pictures featured an all but naked man with his bits obscured. He looked a little like me. Gingerly, I expanded the image so I could read the text.
'My naked lookalike!' Adrian Chiles has revealed he was left 'horrified' after learning a man had been impersonating him on OnlyFans (Adrian pictured in 2022)
'As soon as I’d got the gist of the story, recoiling in horror, I pinched the page smaller again so I could read no more. I’d seen as much as I could stand for a moment.
'The bare bones of it are as follows: a bloke in Leeds who looks a bit like me is earning money on the internet as my naked lookalike. I wouldn’t blame you if at this point you, as I did, stopped reading. Trust me, it gets worse.'
Adrian told how Mike's fans - who call themselves 'Chillies' - had been asking for ‘vanilla’ requests before moving on to 'hard stuff'.
It comes after the former The One Show host admitted he has questioned whether he has an eating disorder as he shed light on his 'problematic eating'.
He confessed he has 'no off switch' when it comes to food and can only tackle the inability to stop eating, by not eating at all.
Adrian said that sometimes this means going without food all day until the evening, so that the 'just can't stop issue' only arises once a day.
He insisted he 'doesn't want another disorder' because he already has 'quite enough', after previously detailing his ADHD diagnosis.
Adrian's comments came on Eating Disorder Awareness Week, which this year was specifically focusing on eating
