Twitter account ‘unmasks’ celebrities who have taken out superinjunctions

The account @InjunctionSuper sprung up this morning and already has over 15,000 followers. An anonymous source has tweeted the names of (British) celebrities who have taken out superinjunctions and the story that the British press is forbidden from reporting on. The tweets along with speculation are behind the cut.

Two stars of the TV show Shameless, David Threlfall and Pauline McLynn (Libby Croker) had an affair. Both are married.

Jeremy Clarkson has an injunction preventing the publication or mention of intimate photographs of him and Jemima Khan.

Jemima Khan has denied this on her Twitter feed and also claimed that @InjunctionSuper has been set up by ‘students having a laugh’. She hasn’t posted a source for that, though. Private Eye has published that the superinjunction has to do with his ex-wife.

British actor Hugh Bonneville paid £195 for the services of prostitute Helen Wood. Wood used a sex toy on Bonneville.

If this one is true, it would explain this cryptic Mail on Sunday article which calls him the “Ryan Giggs of the showbusiness world” in the last paragraph, along with the item about him in the most recent Popbitch mailout.

Gordon Ramsay sexually harassed a female employee and sacked a male chief executive for no reason, he is still owed wages.

British comedian/actor David Schneider is into BDSM and visits spanking establishments to engage in the whipping of women.

Footballer Ryan Giggs had an extramarital affair with Big Brother star Imogen Thomas which lasted for 7 months.

This one has been easy to find out for ages on Twitter.

Sources: Those that I’ve already linked and Twitter

EDIT: The Daily Mail have written about this, illustrated with screenshots from a different account. Just the usual brilliant standard of reporting that we have come to expect from the Mail…

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