ESPN has parted ways with NFL Hall of Famer and analyst Shannon Sharpe less than two weeks after he settled a lawsuit with ...

NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN despite settling the $50 million lawsuit accusing him of rape.

Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe, who has been one of the faces of ESPN’s morning sports debate show “First Take,” is no longer ...

NFL Hall of Famer and media star Shannon Sharpe had been a co-host on ESPN's top-rated show "First Take" since 2023.

Sharpe settled a lawsuit earlier this month in which a woman he had been romantically involved with accused him of sexual assault. Sharpe took a leave from ESPN in April after the suit was filed, ...

The former NFL star turned "First Take" pundit stepped away from the sports network in April amid the allegations ...

Shannon Sharpe won't be returning to ESPN, according to The Athletic, which reported Wednesday that the network has parted ...

JANE DOE V. SHANNON SHARPE On April 20, 2025, The Buzbee Law Firm filed a complaint in Nevada making several allegations ...

Shannon Sharpe reached a private settlement after being sued for $50 million by a woman who accused him of rape.

Sharpe publicly denied the allegations immediately after his accuser filed the suit in April, calling the case a "shakedown" attempt.

Because Congress has since rescinded the money, the suit is now moot, agency attorneys argued.

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