Skip Bayless has been accused of offering a former Fox Sports colleague $1.5 million to have sex with him, according to a shocking new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles.

The former Undisputed host, 73, is at the center of a 42-page bombshell lawsuit that accuses him of using his position to “sexually harass women” and “inappropriately” treating a hairdresser who worked on his show touched”.

Noushin Faraji, who says she worked at Fox Sports from 2012 to 2023, has made a series of startling allegations – first reported by Front Office Sports – including that Bayless offered her $1.5 million to have sex with her and that she ” “long hugs and kisses” several times.

Allegations are also being made against Charlie Dixon, executive vice president of content at Fox Sports. Faraji claims he “grabbed her buttocks at a birthday party in West Hollywood.”

Joy Taylor, another presenter at the station, is also involved in the case. The plaintiff claimed she relayed the story of Dixon’s advances to her, to which the response was, “Get over it.”

Bayless, who has been married to Ernestine Sclafani since 2016, left Fox in August 2024 after eight years with the network.

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

The lawsuit alleges that Bayless began getting close to Faraji after she began working on his popular morning show “Undisputed,” which he co-hosted with Shannon Sharpe.

In the lawsuit, she claims he “persistently hugged her and kissed her on the cheek while placing his body against hers and pressing against her breasts.”

In response, she claimed she told him she wasn’t interested and “not a date at work,” and even informed him she had ovarian cancer to stop his advances.

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

He allegedly offered the hairdresser $1.5 million to have sex with him, claiming he could “change her life.”

The lawsuit states: “Approximately a week later, Mr. Bayless made another attack on Ms. Faraji.” Ms. Faraji responded, “Skip, stop, you have a wife.” Mr. Bayless responded, “Aren’t you a Muslim? Doesn’t your father have three or four wives?”

‘MS. Faraji replied that her father was dead, and when Mr. Bayless looked surprised, she excused herself to leave.

Faraji claims she filed multiple complaints with Fox Sports’ human resources department and was “forced to endure a misogynistic, racist and anti-disability workplace where executives and talent were allowed to physically and verbally abuse workers with impunity.”

The lawsuit comes just months after former Fox host Sharpe reached a buyout agreement with the network following his very public dispute with Bayless.

The couple repeatedly clashed on the show, which eventually led to the end of their relationship and prompted Sharpe to take on new challenges.

Since his own exit from Fox Sports in August, Bayless has launched a self-titled podcast that airs on YouTube as well as Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

On X, he regularly shares his strong sports opinions with his 3.2 million followers. He has not yet commented on the allegations made against him in the lawsuit.