Scandalous Dms: Sherrone Moore'S Messages To Onlyfans Star Mia Sorety During Championship Game

Coaching Scandal: From Sidelines to Social Media

In the midst of legal battles and professional fallout, former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore is under fresh scrutiny. Allegations have surfaced that Moore, who was recently dismissed and arrested, sent Instagram messages to OnlyFans sensation Mia Sorety during the Wolverines' 2024 national championship appearance. The exchanges reportedly included an invitation to the team hotel in Houston, which Sorety has characterized as an innocent meet-and-greet opportunity.

Mia Sorety, a 26-year-old influencer with a massive following of 1.7 million on Instagram, is a self-proclaimed superfan of the Wolverines. She has provided screenshots and details to outlets like TMZ, clarifying that the interactions were strictly friendly. "It was always friendly, never anything nefarious," Sorety stated, dismissing any rumors of inappropriate requests or incentives for game tickets.

DMs During the Championship

Mia Sorety claims that Moore, who was then the offensive coordinator for Michigan, began engaging with her on Instagram around the time of the Wolverines' triumph over Washington in the College Football Playoff national championship on January 8, 2024. During the game held at NRG Stadium in Houston, Moore messaged her seeking some "after-game fun" – a term Sorety insists had no explicit connotations. She attributed Moore's lighthearted tone to his elation over the team's undefeated season under head coach Jim Harbaugh.

“I’m already rich and can buy my own tickets,” Sorety stated, emphasizing her financial independence and downplaying Moore's alleged offers of first-class flights "just for a hug."

Their communication reportedly continued beyond the game, with Sorety turning down broader invitations.

Aftermath and Ongoing Drama

The story gained renewed attention following Moore’s firing on December 10th and his arrest on charges related to a complex situation involving an alleged affair with Paige Shiver, an executive assistant. After Moore was released on a $25,000 bond, he allegedly reached out to Sorety, expressing his dismay over her public statements. In their exchange, Moore accused her of "attacking" him, to which Sorety responded that she only intended to "clear the air" and wished him well in his personal struggles.

Moore's legal troubles have been compounded by revelations of his relationship with Shiver, which reportedly involved serious allegations like pregnancy, pressure to abort, and a salary increase meant as hush money. Court documents detail a dramatic scene in which Moore allegedly forced his way into Shiver's apartment and threatened suicide after the affair was disclosed.

Neither Moore nor officials from the University of Michigan have commented on the latest allegations involving Sorety.