It said the exchanges started in 2020 when the teenager was aged 17.
The corporation launched an investigation headed by a cybercrime expert, but the presenter remained on air.
I blame this BBC man for destroying my childs life, she was quoted as saying.
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She said the presenter did little to conceal his identity and requested performances.
Bank records show the teenager was paid a lump sum of 5,000 on one occasion.
The mother added: There were huge sums, hundreds, or thousands of pounds at a time …
The money had been in exchange for sexually explicit photographs of my child.
