Skip Bayless Accused Of Offering $1.5 Million To FOX Ex-worker Noushin Faraji To Have Relations With Her

Skip Bayless, the infamous sports commentator, is in hot water again! Rumor has it that he offered a whopping $1.5 million to a former FOX employee named Noushin Faraji to have relations with her. That’s extreme!

Now, there are details to this scandal, but a lawsuit has already been slapped at Skip Bayless. This accusation takes things to a whole new level. It could seriously damage his reputation and career if it turns out to be true.

The former Undisputed host, 73, is at the center of a bombshell 42-page lawsuit that alleges he used his position to ‘sexually harass women’ and ‘inappropriately touched’ a hairstylist who worked on his show.

Noushin Faraji, who worked at the network from 2012 to 2023, including on Bayless’s show, alleged that the host offered her $1.5million to have sex with her and gave her ‘lingering hugs and kisses’ on multiple occasions.

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

Bayless, who has yet to offer comment on the shocking allegations, resurfaced Monday afternoon almost 24 hours after the lawsuit was unearthed by Front Office Sports.

The former Fox talent aired his usual self-titled show on YouTube but failed to acknowledge the lawsuit and its contents.

Instead of addressing the allegations, Bayless chose to stick to his usual sports-related content, discussing the aftermath of the final weekend of the NFL regular season.

But let’s not jump to conclusions just yet. We’ll have to wait and see how this story unfolds. In the meantime, it’s a good reminder that fame and fortune don’t excuse inappropriate behavior. These scandals just show that even famous people can make big mistakes. Skip is mute and probably planning on how to defend himself in court.

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