LeBron James' friend and sports media personality Cuffs The Legend was one of many who reacted to Shannon Sharpe's recent NSFW drama. Sharpe was seemingly being intimate on Instagram Live, which has gone viral on social media and has created an online firestorm.
Cuffs The Legend commented on a post of the "Nightcap" podcast, where Sharpe and co-host Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson will be going live to discuss the issue. Here's what the podcaster commented:
"Everything is a roll out."


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Shannon Sharpe went viral after a woman was heard moaning during his Instagram Live.
A man was also heard breathing heavily and the names "Shannon" and "Michelle" were mentioned. No live act was captured in the video, but the audio was heard by online viewers.
The Pro Football Hall of Famer initially claimed that he was hacked and was not the man on Instagram Live. However, he admitted a few hours later on the live streaming of "Nightcap" that he was indeed being intimate with a woman who had given him consent.
Sharpe would call the experience "embarrassing," as he's known to be notoriously private about his personal life.
"I am embarrassed. Someone that is extremely private, and to have one of your most intimate details, the audio heard for the entire world? I'm embarrassed for a number of reasons.
"There are a lot of people that count on Shannon to be professional at all times, and I always try to be professional at all times, even when I'm behind closed doors," Sharpe said.
The NFL legend added:
"I'm very disappointed in myself, not for the act but to have your most intimate detail heard.
"I think there are millions and billions of people of consenting age that engage in activities, but for the audio to be heard, I'm disappointed in myself. I let a lot of people down."
Shannon Sharpe explains how the NSFW moment happened

Apart from revealing what he felt after the viral incident, Shannon Sharpe also explained how the entire ordeal happened. Sharpe admitted that he wasn't hacked but claimed that he didn't know how to go on Instagram Live. He "threw his phone on the bed" and proceeded to do some intimate activity.
Jamie Fritz, one of his marketing partners, called him and told him about what was happening. Sharpe couldn't believe it and immediately informed ESPN and his agency about all of it.
"I threw my phone on the bed, engaged in an activity. I did not know IG live. I've never turned IG live on, so I don't know how it works, and all of sudden my other phone started going off," Sharpe said.
Sharpe's co-host Chad Johnson was disappointed with what happened, especially after he got chastised by "Unc" about professionalism in their previous episode.
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