Jeremy Kyle Guest Gets Stitched Up By Lie Detector And Admits To Cheating

Well, it was all kicking off on the Jeremy Kyle Show, as a guest left his girlfriend devastated by revealing something that had nothing to do with the lie detector. Not the brightest spark.

The couple have been together for eight years and have two children.

Watch his revelation unfold here...

Credit: ITV / The Jeremy Kyle Show

After muddling up his words, the cheater insisted he would "pass that DNA test" despite failing all the questions in the lie detector he had taken earlier.

Basically, he's fathered a second child with a different mother and kept it from her.

It later emerged he had already told Jeremy's team he was lying to his partner.

"I haven't actually fathered them, because I don't see them," he said.

"I'm not a monster... I didn't lie to her, I just kept it away from her."

It was also revealed that Melissa "catfished" her man to see if he was cheating, and he sent her an explicit picture.

"Everyone makes mistakes," he said, launching a final defence. "I'm not a robot, am I? I do wrong things. I don't meant to do them, but I do."

Speaking of Jezza, there was another heartbreaking episode the other day...

Looking Back On A Sad Jezza Moment

A man got a DNA test done on live TV to find out if the man who raised him was his real dad or not.

Sadly, for Valentine and his dad, Oscar, the news was not happy.

A month previously, Valentine's mum had told him she wasn't sure who his father was - and so they decided to go on the Jeremy Kyle Show to find out.

Oscar brought 32-year old Valentine up and the doting father even paid for Oscar to travel to the UK from Nigeria to go to boarding school - which would have cost a pretty penny.

So Jezza did one of his DNA tests - and Oscar wailed in grief when he found out Valentine wasn't his biological son.

Both men were heartbroken.

Valentine has no idea who his real father is - and from the looks of it his mother doesn't know either.

Jeremy tried to make things a bit better by pointing out that they've been incredibly close for 30 years, and it doesn't have to change anything. "Being a dad isn't about being blood-related," he said. "It takes a man to look after a kid. Nothing can break that bond."

Around one in fifty men is raising a child he doesn't realise isn't his biologically in the UK. That's around two per cent of the population.

Makes you think.

Topics: Jeremy Kyle

James Dawson

James Dawson is a Journalist at LADbible. He has contributed articles to LADbible’s ‘Knowing Me, Knowing EU’ series on the EU referendum, the 'Electoral Dysfunction' series on the 2017 general election, the ‘U OK M8?’ series tackling mental health amongst young men, and for its ‘Climate Change’ initiative in partnership with National Geographic.

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