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Problem:Former To Catch A Predator host Chris Hansen has allegedly sent a woman who is not his wife photos of himself nude in a bathrobe, grabbing his genitals. Anthony Weiner will be pleased to know his name has been slapped on all such practices. 
  
 This news comes via The National Enquirer, via the website of The Daily Mail, which lately has an inside track to all Enquirer "scoops." Hansen apparently sent at least two of these photos via his cell phone to the same Florida newscaster with whom he was caught on camera in a way that suggested an affair. She was allegedly unimpressed. 
  
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 Once again, parallels with his show were made, this time with The Enquirer's anonymous source saying, "You would think Chris — who sees first-hand how emailing risqué photos can cause trouble — would know better than to do it himself." 
  
 This makes no sense. The guys on To Catch A Predator get in trouble because they send photos to internet accounts they believe belong to minors, not because they're cheating on their wives with an apparently consensual adult partner. But if you need a reason for schadenfreude, Chris Hansen's show was all kinds of fucked-up, and you should read this Esquire piece, and if you have time, this Rolling Stone one, in that order. 
  
 Terrified': To Catch a Predator Host Who Was 'Caught Cheating On His wife Also Sent Explicit Photos To His Mistress' [Daily Mail] ||||| 'Terrified': To Catch a Predator host who was 'caught cheating on his wife also sent explicit photos to his mistress' 
  
  
  
 A week after it emerged that he was allegedly cheating on his wife with a TV reporter, it has now emerged that To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen also sent her explicit pictures of himself. 
  
 The NBC anchor is said to be terrified that the steamy pictures will be leaked and end up on the internet - something he has seen happen first-hand on his TV programme - which catches would-be internet sex perverts. 
  
 The candid photos were said to have been emailed to his alleged mistress Kristyn Caddell, a 30-year-old Florida journalist, only days after his first sexual encounter with her. 
  
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 Affair: Married NBC anchor Chris Hansen is allegedly having an affair with Florida television reporter Kristyn Caddell, who is more than 20 years his junior 
  
  
  
 According to the Enquirer, the broadcaster sent her at least two explicit images from his cell phone. 
  
 Insiders close to Hansen and Ms Caddell said: 'Kristyn showed clsoe pals a couple of steamy photos that Chris took of himself and then emailed to her. 
  
 'The photos were taken shortly after the first night Kristyn met Chris in a bar and went back to his room for a night of sex. 
  
 'One of the images shows Chris standing in a hotel room in front of a large mirror. He's wearing only a white bathrobe that's completely open - showing off his entire chest and midsection - with one hand concealing his genitals.' 
  
 The source also told the Enquirer that there was another similar pose of him lying on the bed and although you could not see his face, it was the same bathrobe and the same hotel room. 
  
 'Betrayal': Chris Hansen with his wife, Mary. The couple have two sons together. He has allegedly been cheating on her for almost a year 
  
 'Once again Chris let's it all hang out and uses his hands to cover his privates. The photos were obviously intended to be erotic and make Kristyn hot but they came across as sort of cheesy - and even made her laugh. 
  
 'She cracked a couple of jokes about his size and sexual performance.' 
  
  
  
 The 51-year-old has allegedly been having an affair with the blonde - who is young enough to be his daughter - for the last four months. 
  
 Two weeks ago he was recorded taking Miss Caddell on a romantic dinner at the exclusive Ritz-Carlton hotel in Manalapan, before spending the night at her Palm Beach apartment. 
  
 TV: Chris Hansen, pictured on Dateline's To Catch a Predator, has not allowed the scandal to stop him seeing his mistress 
  
 Liaison: Florida TV reporter Kristyn Caddell, who is 22 years his junior, left her job earlier this month 
  
 Secret cameras filmed the couple as they arrived at the hotel for dinner and then drove back to her apartment - where the pair left, carrying luggage, at 8am the following day. 
  
 Hansen lives in Connecticut with his wife Mary, 53, but he has been spending more and more time in South Florida investigating the disappearance of James 'Jimmy T' Trindade - and allegedly sleeping with Miss Caddell. 
  
 After the alleged cheating scandal was broken by the Enquirer, Hansen was said to have become a 'nervous wreck' and demanded that Kristyn delete the steamy photos of him for fear they would end up on the internet in any Anthony Weiner-style scandal. 
  
 The source said: 'You would think Chris - who sees first-hand how emailing risqué photos can cause trouble - would know better than to do it himself.' 
  
 Hansen has worked for NBC for two decades, but became famous with his controversial Dateline series To Catch a Predator. 
  
 The show's producers work with online watchdog Perverted-Justice, whose volunteers pose as underage girls offering sex on the internet. 
  
 But when they arrive to meet the girls, they find themselves confronted by Hansen, his film crew and sometimes the police. 
  
 First date: The Blue Martini lounge in Palm Beach, where Hansen first met Miss Caddell in March. Days later he is said to have sent her explicit pictures 
  
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Solution:
The National Enquirer is ratcheting up the embarrassment factor on To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen. The tabloid that exposed his alleged affair also says he sexted the woman involved, reports the Daily Mail. (The Enquirer piece itself isn't online.) The DM describes two racy photos sent by Hansen to Kristyn Caddell from his cell phone. Maybe the worst part for him: "Insiders" say the photos made her laugh. The Anthony Weiner comparisons already are rampant. "This makes no sense," writes Irin Carmon at Jezebel. "The guys on To Catch A Predator get in trouble because they send photos to internet accounts they believe belong to minors, not because they're cheating on their wives with an apparently consensual adult partner."