Shannon Sharpe and Michelle Beadle (Photos via Getty Images)
Michelle Beadle just wanted everybody to know that she had nothing to do with Shannon Sharpe having viral sex.
The FanDuel TV host and former ESPN host took to social media on Wednesday to clarify that she wasn’t the “Michelle” people were buzzing about online amid Shannon Sharpe’s viral Instagram Live video that included audio of him engaging in sex with an unnamed woman.
Sharpe has had quite a 24 hours after he accidentally went Live on Instagram having sex and then claimed he was hacked on Instagram once he found out what he did.
“It was not me,” Beadle wrote on social media platform X.
Shannon Sharpe Admits He Wasn’t Hacked in Live Video
Shannon Sharpe is all the rave this week after his NSFW Instagram Live. Fans were shocked as the Pro Football Hall of Famer’s Instagram account broadcast a video where he clearly could be heard having sex.
The names’ Shannon’ and ‘Michelle’ were heard in the video, although he would later claim to have been hacked.
Eventually, he had to fess up.
Shannon Sharpe admitted it was him in the controversial Instagram live video where viewers could hear what appeared to be a sex act in progress.
“It was me being a healthy, active male,” Sharpe said in an episode of “Nightcap,” a podcast he co-hosts with Chad Johnson.
Sharpe added he was “extremely embarrassed.”
He added he didn’t know about the incident until someone from his marketing team notified him that he was live and that people could hear sex noises.
“My heart sank,” Sharpe said in the Nightcap podcast. “It dropped… Then after, I called my agent, the agency. I called ESPN… I just got to tell them the truth. My phone wasn’t hacked.”
PHOTOS: The Entire Internet Is Freaking Out After Learning That Patrick Mahomes’ College Football Doppelganger, Dylan Raiola, Has A Younger Brother Who Looks Exactly Like A Certain Someone
Dylan and Dayton Raiola (Photo via Twitter)
Everyone had the same observation and resulting joke after finding out Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola has a younger brother.
Said sibling is in the news this week, having committed to the Cornhuskers himself, and is expected to be part of the program’s 2026 recruitment class.
Dayton Railoa announced his commitment on Sunday night. He replaced his older brother as the starting QB at Georgia’s Buford High School following his departure for college and has led them to four wins from their first five outings.
Dayton’s commitment makes him the newest Raiola to be associated with the Huskers.
The boys’ father, Dominic Raiola, played for the school from 1997-2000 before going on to spend 14 years with the Detroit Lions in the NFL.
