Shannon Sharpe’s Accuser Purportedly Texted ‘No Means No Shannon’ After Alleged A$$ault: ‘I Begged You Not To Put It In My A$$ And You Didn’t Listen’

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Shannon Sharpe’s Accuser Purportedly Texted ‘No Means No Shannon’ After Alleged A$$ault: ‘I Begged You Not To Put It In My A$$ And You Didn’t Listen’
Shannon Sharpe’s r@pe accuser allegedly confronted him via text the same day she claims he assaulted her, writing:
“I don’t care what our history is… no means no shannon.”
According to TMZ, the woman listed as Jane Doe in her $50 million lawsuit also texted, “I cried when u left because I begged you to put a condom on and not put it in my a$$ and u didn’t listen,” followed by, “idk how to process this.” Shannon Sharpe allegedly responded by asking if he could call her later.
Shannon Sharpe’s legal team, who has denied all ab*se allegations, released previous messages they claim show Doe requesting BDSM, saying the texts reflect a desire for “fantasy role playing and other forms of unusual s*xual behavior.”
With both sides presenting texts, statements, and audio, this situation appears far from over.
VIA: @hausofaaron
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