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Vine and Piers Morgan are among the high-profile figures who have called for the unnamed presenter to go public, with a number of other stars forced to publicly deny they are the person in question.
The scandal around the BBC star continued to grow last night as a fourth person came forward to claim he had sent them 'creepy' messages using love hearts and kisses.
A row around the star, who has not been named but has been described as 'known by millions', first erupted last week when claims that he paid a teenager for sex pictures were reported by the Sun.
The broadcaster's reputation has been rocked by a series of wrongdoings which have raised questions about its culture and practices, including allegations of sexual abuse and fraud.
The broadcaster, 58, spoke of how wife Rachel has feared for his safety, giving him a baseball cap and telling him 'you better wear this' when he went to a Bruce Springsteen concert at the weekend.