Ore Oduba, the 40-year-old television presenter and former winner of Strictly Come Dancing, has publicly discussed his struggles with pornography addiction and has become an outspoken critic of the sex industry. His comments come amid social media attention surrounding a recent post by his estranged wife, Portia Jett.

Jett, 36, who shares two young children with Oduba, posted a photo of herself smiling and posing on a stool at the Museum of Prostitution in Amsterdam. The image appears to be a lighthearted imitation of sex workers who are often seen advertising behind the windows in Amsterdam’s red-light district. Alongside Jett in the post was her boyfriend, businessman Joshua Saxon, 37, who added a caption joking about the photo.

Oduba and Jett’s marriage, which lasted nine years, ended in 2024. In recent interviews, Oduba has spoken candidly about his addiction to pornography, emphasizing the importance of addressing such issues openly. He said his decision to share his experience was motivated by a desire to guide his children as they grow up and inevitably encounter various challenges, including exposure to adult content. Oduba highlighted the necessity of preparing young people for these realities, comparable to navigating other life challenges such as substance use or financial pitfalls.

The post by Jett, where she appeared to take a more humorous stance on sex work, contrasts with Oduba’s critical perspective on the industry and his efforts to raise awareness about its potential harms. There has been no public response from Oduba regarding the photo, and the differing viewpoints underscore the personal complexities that can arise following separation and in the context of differing attitudes toward sex work and related issues.

The situation draws attention to ongoing debates surrounding pornography, sex work, and family dynamics, especially when public figures are involved. Meanwhile, Oduba continues to advocate for open conversations and education as tools to support young people in making informed decisions about these often sensitive topics.