Shannon Sharpe accused of ‘baiting’ Skip Bayless into ‘sexual Olympics’ which led to bombshell Fox lawsuit

Skip Bayless finds himself at the center of a tense lawsuit after being lured into a battle of sexual exploitation by Shannon Sharpe.

That’s according to his former Fox Sports colleague Jason Whitlock, who has accused Sharpe of “luring” his former co-host into a “sexual Olympics.”

“He walked around there like he was fucking every makeup and clothing girl there… (he) was known for running around there in the tightest little boxers he could find and nothing else,” Whitlock said from the former NFL star.

“He lured Skip Bayless – for lack of a better explanation – into a pimping match. Who can have the most girls in hair and makeup like her? Do you want to be with them?’

He added: “That competition is for idiots, that competition is for people who want to get ‘Me Too’d’, that competition is for people who want to end up in a lawsuit – and that’s where Skip is.”

Bayless allegedly offered a former colleague $1.5 million to sleep with him, according to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles.

Bayless is at the center of a sexual harassment lawsuit filed in Los Angeles

“He started competing with Shannon Sharpe in the sexual Olympics,” Whitlock alleged

The former Undisputed host, 73, is accused of using his position to “sexually harass women” and “inappropriately touching” a hairstylist who worked on his show.

Noushin Faraji has made a series of stunning allegations – first reported by Front Office Sports – including that Bayless gave her “extended hugs and kisses” on multiple occasions.

Sharpe is not named in the lawsuit and the ex-NFL star has insisted: “That has nothing to do with me.” But Whitlock believes Sharpe may have played a role in dragging Bayless into a competitive battle for women.

“Understand Skip’s personality and how hyper-competitive he is, in a deceptive way,” Whitlock said.

“He actually thought the debates on that show (Undisputed) were real...he’s a weird and different guy. So in his mind he’s in a competition with Shannon Sharpe.’

As a result, Whitlock claimed, Sharpe toyed with Bayless and “pulled” him into a battle in a field “he’ll never be on the same planet as me.”

“There are sexual Olympics in men’s locker rooms… everyone swaps stories about who they’re fucking,” Whitlock explained.

“So Skip Bayless – in his own folly – thinks he’s competing with Shannon Sharpe and Shannon Sharpe’s ability to seduce, flirt with, and flirt with the women in the Fox Sports wardrobe, makeup, and hairdresser’s locker room. to transport.’

The lawsuit was filed by Noushin Faraji, who said he worked at Fox from 2012 to 2023.

The former Fox host, 73, is pictured with his wife of eight years, Ernestine Sclafani

According to the lawsuit, Bayless “became more aggressive over the years” and later accused Faraji of having sex with Sharpe.

‘This guy is jealous of Shannon Sharpe and he sees ghosts everywhere – and Sharpe puts those ghosts out there,” Whitlock claimed.

“He started competing with Shannon Sharpe in the sexual Olympics, he stepped over his skis, he said something stupid and now a lawyer has taken it and turned it into something else. That’s how it goes.’

Bayless is said to have started making progress with Faraji after joining his popular morning show Undisputed.

She claims he gave her “prolonged hugs and kisses on the cheek, while resting his body against hers and pressing her breasts.” He allegedly offered the hairdresser $1.5 million to have sex with him, claiming he could “change her life.”

The complaint reads: “About a week later, Mr. Bayless made another advance on Ms. Faraji. Mrs Faraji replied: “Skip, stop, you have a wife.” Mr Bayless replied: “Are you not a Muslim? Doesn’t your father have three to four wives?”

‘Madam. Faraji replied that her father was dead, and when Mr. Bayless looked puzzled, she made an excuse to leave.”

Faraji claims she filed multiple complaints with Fox Sports’ Human Resources department, and was “forced to endure a misogynistic, racist, and ableist workplace where executives and talent could physically and verbally abuse employees with impunity.”

DailyMail has contacted representatives for Bayless and Sharpe for comment.

A spokesperson for Fox Sports told DailyMail.com: ‘We take these allegations seriously and have no further comment at this time given this ongoing legal case.’