BBC reporter storms out of 'interview' with Logan Paul after he sent a LOOKALIKE to replace him - and then sent a legal warning

The 29-year-old co-owns a gym in Puerto Rico with his younger brother, Jake A BBC reporter stormed out of an interview after a lookalike arrived in place of Logan Paul in a recent documentary. A BBC documentary, titled Logan Paul: Bad Influence, saw reporter Matt Shea seek to interview the social media personality turned WWE star over the allegations. A BBC reporter was left frustrated after being confronted with a Logan Paul lookalike Matt Shea was seeking to interview Paul over allegations of misleading followers over crypto investments The BBC claims that Paul's team 'insisted' they fly to the Caribbean island through Storm Ernesto, but rather than be met by Paul himself, Shea had the interesting experience of being confronted by a lookalike. Shea then leaves the interview after admitting 'I'm not doing this' to the lookalike A group then entered the room with a megaphone and placards seemingly protesting against Shea and the BBC Actor Rodney Petersen - the lookalike sent to speak to the BBC - is pictured alongside Paul 'Minutes after leaving the gym, we receive a letter from lawyers on behalf of Logan Paul, warning us against publishing our allegations.