ESPN Cuts Ties with Shannon Sharpe Following Settlement of Sexual Assault Lawsuit, AP Source Says
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Shannon Sharpe and ESPN Part Ways Following $50 Million Rape Lawsuit Settlement
Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN following the settlement of a $50 million rape lawsuit, according to The Athletic. Sharpe, who appeared on the morning series First Take, first stepped away from the network in April when details emerged of the lawsuit in which he was accused of sexual assault and sexual battery. At the time, he said he planned to return “at the start of the NFL preseason” and described the hiatus as being temporary. Reps…
Shannon Sharpe reportedly out at ESPN after settlement of sexual assault suit
Sharpe will not return to ESPN, per multiple reportsDeparture follows settlement in sexual assault suitHall of Fame tight end last appeared on air in AprilShannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, ending the Pro Football Hall of Famer’s brief but high-profile run as a commentator on the network’s First Take sports-talk program. The decision comes less than two weeks after Sharpe settled a lawsuit filed by a former girlfriend who accused him of rap…
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