OnlyFans influencer Mia Sorety broke her silence in a TMZ interview, vehemently denying reports that former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore offered her season tickets in exchange for a group sexual encounter, while revealing a direct message from Moore after his recent jail release where he accused her of “attacking” him and vowed to focus on his faith.
Sorety, a 26-year-old model with over 1.7 million Instagram followers, described her interactions with Moore as “friendly” and “never sexual,” sharing screenshots of their Instagram DMs with TMZ to support her claims. She speculated that the salacious rumors — including allegations of a proposed foursome — may have been fabricated by social media trolls or even an ex-assistant of Moore’s, emphasizing she “never felt put off” by their exchanges.
The interview comes amid a swirling scandal that led to Moore’s abrupt firing and arrest earlier this week. According to court documents and reports, the 39-year-old coach — who took over Michigan’s program in February after Jim Harbaugh’s departure to the NFL — was involved in an alleged inappropriate relationship with his executive assistant, Paige Shiver, 24, the daughter of longtime Chicago Bears scout Jeff Shiver. Sources claim the affair included rumors of Shiver’s pregnancy, which Moore allegedly pressured her to terminate, followed by doubling her salary in an apparent hush-money move.
The situation escalated Wednesday when Moore was terminated “for cause” by Michigan amid an internal investigation into the “worst-kept secret” on campus. That same night, he allegedly broke into Shiver’s apartment, threatened suicide after she revealed plans to expose their relationship, and sent harassing messages, including one stating, “You ruined my life.” Ann Arbor police arrested Moore on charges of third-degree home invasion (a felony), misdemeanor stalking, and breaking and entering. He was released on a $25,000 bond with conditions including a GPS tracker, no contact with Shiver, mandatory mental health treatment, and a ban on alcohol.
Sorety entered the fray when reports surfaced of Moore’s outreach to multiple OnlyFans models, including offers of game tickets for sexual favors — claims she categorically rejected in her TMZ sit-down. Following his Friday release from custody, Moore allegedly DM’d Sorety, expressing shock over her going public with their messages and accusing her of trashing his reputation during a tumultuous time in college sports. In the message, Moore reportedly stated he was prioritizing his “relationship with God” moving forward. Sorety responded by clarifying she harbored no ill will, wishing him well and insisting her intent was only to “clear the air.”
Shiver, promoted to Moore’s executive assistant earlier this year, has not been fired but remains tied to the investigation, with online speculation questioning her role and whether she was “hired to bring down” the coach. University officials have expanded their probe into the matter, per sources, as Michigan grapples with the fallout from a disappointing 7-5 season under Moore.
Moore’s next court appearance — a preliminary hearing — is scheduled for Jan. 22, 2026, at Washtenaw County Court. Legal experts note the charges could carry significant penalties, including prison time, though Moore’s ongoing mental health treatment may factor into proceedings. Neither Moore nor Shiver has commented publicly on the allegations.
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