Overview of OnlyFans Model Mia Sorety's Denial of Allegations
Mia Sorety, an OnlyFans model and enthusiast of the Michigan Wolverines, has publicly refuted claims involving an alleged scandal with former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore. This controversy emerged amidst accusations originally reported by The New York Post, linking Moore to an improper relationship with a University of Michigan staff member. Details ensued regarding a supposed exchange offered by Moore to Sorety, promising season tickets for her participation in personal favors. Sorety has vehemently denied these allegations.
Sorety's Response to the Allegations on Social Media
In response to the unsettling rumors, Sorety took to X, the platform previously identified as Twitter, to clear the air. She stated, "For clarification, Sherrone did not ask me for anything in exchange for tickets. That story was false, and I at no point posted about it anywhere on my socials." She attributed the false narrative to misinformation spread by her former assistant, emphasizing that the accusations were a complete misunderstanding.
Public Contesting of Reports and Renewed Media Attention
The scandal gained additional media traction after sports news outlet OutKick published what it claimed were direct messages from Sorety discussing the alleged incident, which supposedly took place following Michigan's national championship victory at NRG Stadium in Houston. Sorety challenged these claims shortly after the report went live, maintaining her stance on the falsity of the accusations and the story’s origins.
Consequences for Former Coach Sherrone Moore
The fallout from the allegations had significant repercussions for Sherrone Moore, leading to his dismissal by the University of Michigan. An internal inquiry by university officials concluded with findings of credible evidence supporting the claims of misconduct with a staff member, culminating in his termination from the institution. Moore faced further legal challenges, including charges related to an incident at a woman's residence in Ann Arbor, prompting police intervention and subsequent legal proceedings set for late January.
