After Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe disclosed his lecherous desires toward her, 𝐀𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐭 film star Miss B Nasty responded.

Sharpe hosts a weekly segment on ESPN’s “First Take”. He also has his own podcast, “Club Shay Shay,” which has expanded into “Nightcap With Unc And Ocho,” a program he co-hosts with Chad Johnson.

 

 

The latter is quickly gaining popularity since the hosts talk about a variety of dramas while keeping the focus mostly on sports

When the two men discussed the kind of woman Shannon ought to be dating last week, Ocho recommended that the former NFL tight end set up Yvonne Orji, an actress and devoted Christian who says she is still a virgin at 39. Sharpe said,

“I’m looking for a sinner, send me Miss Nasty B…That’s what I’m looking for, I don’t wanna anybody walking the straight and narrow. Nah, I want a sinner, that’s what I’m looking for,” he declared.

“Give me Miss Nasty B, I’ll have a bible right next to my bed. Lord forgive  what I’m about to do.”

The 𝐀𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐭 film performer, who goes by B Nasty (not Nasty B), has responded to the video on social media, and you can view it below:

She does appear to be open to it. All that’s left to do is get her on the program.

 

Flip the pages for some of Miss B Nasty’s work.

 

 

Former NFL Quarterback Brett Favre Lashes Out At Taylor Swift, Accuses Her Of Using Her “Influence” For Foul Reasons

Brett Favre and Taylor Swift (Photos via Getty Images)
Former NFL star quarterback Brett Favre has taken a swipe at pop sensation Taylor Swift for political reasons ahead of the upcoming 2024 presidential elections.

The 11-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro is known to be a supporter of former President Donald Trump and has previously endorsed him.

He’s since taken a shot at Swift, who recently endorsed Democratic candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris following Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes informing everyone that he wouldn’t endorse a candidate.

“Good take by Mahomes,” he wrote in a tweet.

“I see a lot of celebs trying to influence their audience instead of letting the people think for themselves. If the best choice for them ain’t clear and they’re easily swayed by their fav pop artist, it’s not going to be a good thing.”