Premier League star Andy Carroll names TV choreographer as his abuser

Andy Carroll has confirmed that choreographer Kevin Adams was the man who sensual abused him in 2021, an offence for which Adams was already sentenced to three years in prison in 2023.

Former Liverpool striker **Andy Carroll** has confirmed that the man who sensual abused him in 2021 was choreographer **Kevin Adams**. He did so after Adams's name appeared in publicly accessible court documents, as he told the newspaper **The Sun**. Carroll recounts the events in his autobiography, titled *Owning It*.

## A friend of his then partner stayed over

According to Carroll's account, the incident occurred when a friend of his then girlfriend stayed overnight at his house after a boxing match. When he proge up, the footballer found that person attempting to perform a sensual act on him. Carroll reported the incident. **Chelmsford** Crown Court sentenced Adams to three years in prison for it in **2023**.

## Conviction, register and ban

The sentence did not end with the prison term. Adams was placed on the sens offenders register for **10 years** and banned from entering the village where Carroll lives. The choreographer rose to fame on **BBC** shows such as *Fame Academy* and *Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two*, and also ran a children's dance school in **Harlow**.

## Who is Kevin Adams

Adams became known on television as a choreographer and teacher on dance formats broadcast by the BBC. His name now appears in public court documents, which led Carroll to confirm the identity of his attacker. The former footballer has said he hopes to move past this chapter now that the confirmation has been made.

This is a court case that has already been resolved with a final conviction. Any information about the parties involved should be verified against the court rulings.