Shannon Sharpe is facing a $50 million lawsuit after being accused of sexual assault by a woman identified as Jane Doe. Sharpe denies the allegations, claiming the relationship was consensual.

Pro Football Hall of Famer and media personality Shannon Sharpe is stepping away from ESPN amid being embroiled in a $50 million sexual assault and battery civil lawsuit. Sharpe, who regularly ...

A representative for Sharpe called the allegations "ridiculous" in a statement to Page Six A woman suing Shannon Sharpe for alleged defamation also alleges in the complaint that the NFL Hall of ...

Smith said on his YouTube show that Sharpe is a friend, and that he hopes the suit gets resolved so that they can continue working together. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Sharpe, who denied the ...

Shannon Sharpe is facing a $50 million civil lawsuit, claiming sexual assault and battery. The woman, who used the alias "Jane Doe" in a lawsuit filed on Sunday, April 20, in Clark County ...

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Shannon Sharpe has announced he will be “temporarily” stepping away from his duties at ESPN as he fights the $50 million rape and battery lawsuit against him. “This is the truth. The ...

Shannon Sharpe will step aside from his job at ESPN following a civil lawsuit that accused him of raping a woman twice. Sharpe, 56, announced the decision Thursday on social media, shortly after ...

Shannon Sharpe’s accuser, Gabriella Zuniga, also claims that the former NFL star threatened to kill her at a public gym after she tried to distance herself from him. Sharpe, who has denied ...

Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe is being sued for $50 million for alleged sexual assault and battery. Sharpe denies the allegations, claiming the lawsuit is a "shakedown" orchestrated by the ...

ESPN might be paying Shannon Sharpe the hefty sum of $6.5 million a year to argue with Stephen A. Smith two days a week on “First Take,” but he is not important enough for them to ride with ...