Shannon Sharpe’s Lawyer Leaks Disturbing Details About His Female Accuser’s Criminal History

Still from Shannon Sharpe apology videoShannon Sharpe (Photo via Instagram)
Shannon Sharpe’s attorney has released another statement amid the drama surrounding the former NFL star.

Sharpe has stepped away from his role as an analyst at ESPN following rape allegations by a fermale plaintiff who’s seeking $50 million in damages, with her suit being processed following news that he was set to land a $100 million podcast deal.

The allegations are pretty graphic, with one Gabriella Zuniga accusing Sharpe of forcing himself on her on multiple occasions after she got into a consensual relationship with him, then tried to break things off.

Zuniga’s lawsuit also makes mention of another suit filed against Sharpe by a former girlfriend, Michele Bundy Evans, who is said to have sued him in 2023, claiming she was raped 13 years prior after a 10-year relationship with the erstwhile tight end.

Shannon Sharpe’s Counsel Claims His Accuser Served Jail Time For A Serious Crime

Shannon Sharpe on podcastShannon Sharpe (Photo via Club Shay Shay)

 

Sharpe’s legal team has put out another statement in which they knock back Evans’ claims, also disclosing that she remains on probation after spending three years in prison for trying to kill her husband so she could be with Sharpe.

“The fact is that Shannon has had no contact with this person for many years and it is our understanding that she is still on probation after serving 3 years in prison for trying to kill her husband so that she could hopefully pursue a relationship with Shannon,” the statement reads.

Sharpe’s representatives add that it shouldn’t be a surprise to see even more allegations surface following Zuniga’s claims, stating that “when someone famous is in the news, all sorts of people crawl out of the woodwork to share their connection to that person in an attempt to profit from that alleged relationship.”

The statement concludes by noting that Shannon Sharpe was not let go by ESPN but chose to step away so he could focus on fighting the “frivolous” claim. He plans to return for the 2025 NFL season.