WFT Cheerleaders Leaked Pictures & Video
In July, the league fined Washington $US10 million following the conclusion of the investigation that found the club’s work environment was “highly unprofessional,” especially for women. The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) this week said it planned on requesting that the league make the full finding of the investigation public; attorneys representing 40 former employees of the WFT and former NFL cheerleaders also called for full disclosure. The league investigation said Snyder was responsible for the club’s unprofessional and intimidating culture and failed to establish a respectful work environment. Melanie Coburn, a four-year WFT cheerleader and the squad’s marketing director for 10 years, created a petition on Friday, aimed at the NFL and WFT to “do the right thing for women” and “make Washington’s sexual misconduct investigation public.”At the time, a number of cheerleaders came forward with complaints of inappropriate behavior — and hit the franchise with lawsuits alleging a secret, uncensored video taken at a cheerleader photoshoot was distributed to team executives. The lawsuits were settled out of court. On Monday, the New York Times reported it reviewed more emails and found Gruden denounced women being employed as on-field officials, a team drafting an openly gay player, and the tolerance for national anthem protesters. Many of the emails, covering a seven-year period, were sent to Bruce Allen, the Washington team’s then-president, who was fired in December 2019, according to the Times. The fact thousands of emails from the investigation have yet to be made public has many league observers asking who else will be exposed. For additional insights and updates stick with TheGossipsWorld.
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