Kaye Adams Denies Misconduct Allegations, Colleagues Rally Support

0:00This is Corey, and here's what's trending across entertainment and celebrity news right now. K. Adams, the 63-year-old presenter, parted ways with BBC Scotland last month after a misconduct probe into her 155, 1,000 pounds a year radio show. The investigation upheld three complaints against her, including swearing at a colleague, throwing a pen at another worker, and harshly criticizing him, interned skills. Two separate bullying allegations did not hold up. She had been suspended back in October of last year while the review took place. Her long-running phone and program had evolved into a morning slot she hosted several days a week. K. broke her silence on Instagram this week, strongly denying she used a misogynistic slur 14 years ago or berated an intern. She called the pencil throwing claim in an empty studio of SIRD and said she's heartbroken after 15 years of dedication. Colleagues from ITV's loose women, where she still appears regularly, have rallied behind her, including fellow presenters.

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