BBC presenter receives personal security while filming due to threatening messages.

He has gotten poop in the mail before.

January 16th 2024.

BBC presenter receives personal security while filming due to threatening messages.
BBC Springwatch presenter Chris Packham has received extra security measures after being targeted with multiple threats. The 62-year-old environmentalist and broadcaster has a bodyguard who accompanies him while filming the wildlife programme as a precaution.

In a recent interview, Chris revealed that he has received specific threats before filming for the show. He explained, "A couple of times recently, before the Watches, we've had specific threats for me. So we've had a person who's there and stays at the hotel and then goes with me to the place."

When asked about the nature of the threats, Chris clarified that they were not death threats, but they wished harm upon him and his family. He also reported these threats to the police. "We have had several threats recently that are not death threats but they're saying, 'We're going to harm you.' And they come, unbelievably, from emails. So we've got the person's email address; obviously, I've reported them to the police."

This is not the first time Chris has been subjected to threatening behavior. In the past, he has received death threats in the mail, along with other offensive items. He even faced a horrific firebomb attack outside his home more than a year ago. The conservationist was home alone when a car was set on fire near his property's gates. Chris recalled, "Myself and the dogs went to bed, rather early for us just before midnight and then shortly after 12.30am there was an enormous explosion. That was the first I knew of the incident. The car had clearly exploded. The bang was tremendous, the dogs flew off the bed and started yelping and barking straight away."

Despite facing such threats, Chris remains determined to continue his work. He has even taken legal action against those who have published damaging material about him. Last year, he successfully sued a nature recreation and hunting website for falsely accusing him of writing a death threat letter to himself. He also won another libel claim trial against three men who accused him of misleading the public.

It's clear that the threats and attacks have taken a toll on Chris and his family. His partner and step-daughter have both expressed concern for his safety. But Chris remains resilient, determined to keep fighting for the causes he believes in.

In the meantime, fans of Chris and Springwatch can continue to enjoy the show, thanks to the extra security measures in place. And if you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, don't hesitate to reach out to us – we'd love to hear from you.

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