Former Fox Sports hairstylist claims Skip Bayless offered her .5 million for sex

Former Fox Sports hairstylist claims Skip Bayless offered her $1.5 million for sex

A former one Fox Sports Barber claimed former host Skip Bayless According to a report from Front Office Sports, he made sexual suggestions to her and reportedly offered $1.5 million in return.

Noushin Faraji, who worked at Fox Sports from 2012 until last August, made a series of allegations in a lawsuit against Fox Sports. Executive Vice President Charlie Dixon and FS1 Host Joy Taylor was named as an additional defendant in a lawsuit filed Friday.

Faraji continued working Undisputedpreviously hosted by Bayless and Shannon Sharpe.

“The lawsuit alleges that (Bayless) began ‘persistently hugging and kissing Faraji on the cheek while placing his body against hers and pressing against her breasts,'” the report states. “The single mother claims she repeatedly told Bayless she wasn’t interested in him and didn’t arrange to meet him at work. She also claims she told Bayless she had ovarian cancer after she developed problems with her left ovary in an attempt to stop its progress.

“Instead, Bayless became more aggressive over the years, the lawsuit says. He allegedly offered Faraji $1.5 million to have sex with him – claiming he could “change” her life. The lawsuit also alleges that he accused Faraji of sleeping with his Undisputed co-star, Shannon Sharpe.”

The suit received from FOSmore details on the interactions between Bayless and Faraji.

“About a week later, Mr. Bayless made another approach to Ms. Faraji. Ms Faraji replied: “Skip, stop, you have a wife.” Mr Bayless replied: “Aren’t you a Muslim?” Doesn’t your father have three to four wives?’ Ms. Faraji responded that her father was dead, and when Mr. Bayless looked surprised, she excused herself to leave,” the lawsuit states.

Skip Bayless is named in the lawsuit with Fox and Joy Taylor

It wasn’t just the former Undisputed Host. Faraji claimed that Dixon grabbed her buttocks at a birthday party in West Hollywood. When she confided in Taylor about the incident, Taylor allegedly said, “Get over it.”

While Bayless suggested sexual favors, Taylor allegedly began “abusing Ms. Faraji on a personal and professional level,” the lawsuit says. The lawsuit alleged that Taylor made fun of the English pronunciation of Faraji, who is of Persian descent.

Bayless was best known for his time at ESPN First recording next to Stephen A Smith. Eventually, the long-time moderator couple split up when the former took up his debate show FS1.

During his time at FS1, Bayless worked with Sharpe, who has since become a media superstar. Sharpe left the program to join Smith at ESPN after the 2023 NBA Finals.

According to Bayless, Bayless originally signed a four-year, $32 million contract in 2021 The Athletics Andrew Marchand.

Bayless, a Vanderbilt Alum, began his journalistic career in print at the Miami Herald after graduation. A long career in radio and television expanded to the debate show format.

After the success of ESPN Forgive the interruption And Around the HornBayless’ show Cold pizzafrom what developed First recordingcaused his and Smith’s popularity to skyrocket. A polarizing figure in sports media, it remains to be seen what happens next for the longtime media personality.

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