Only days after reaching a settlement in her sexual assault lawsuit against Shannon SharpeGabriella Zuniga announced that he retired from the subscription-based platform.

Zuniga initially filed a $ 50 million lawsuit against Sharpe in April 2025. Named Jane Doe. Her lawyer, Tony Buzbee, confirmed that the couple had a relationship; However, he said Super Bowl Champion was physically abused, and "he demanded complete control over (Zunig's) time and body".

Sharpe quickly responded to the lawsuit, claiming that he was the goal of what he called Busbee's "Shaked's" attempts and promising to sue a lawyer "for defamation and attempted to take me."

At that time, in July 2025, Buzbee shared that both sides brought the conclusion, adding that the lawsuit was rejected with prejudices and their "respected negotiations" led to "mutually agreed resolution".

Although the provisions of the settlement remain confidential, the sum of the sum seems significant, because Zuniga recently announced a pension from Selfan.

"Today I decided to withdraw from (self-suffered)," Zuniga wrote online.

"Thank you for the amazing support you have shown me in the last few years. This community gave me the life I could never imagine. I will still be active on social media and I can't wait to share! I love you all forever."

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Zuniga has been announced by Šoken on the Internet, with many interpretation of retirement as a sign of a massive settlement and explosion of the blade over the temptation.

"That girl enriched (I) said he didn't have to do anymore," he wrote a user, adding, "Check Mateee."

Another user echoed that feeling, writing, "I'm actually happy for her. She saw a good opportunity and took it."

Third Quiped, "That settlement just hit her bank account. The numbers must be good, that's why he's retiring. He's not mad at it."

Other users offered a different perspective, and one is especially called the sharpness of the behavior "so disappointing".

"He could feed so many black families who needed that money, but now it is in it ... hands," they added.

After a lawsuit, a podcaster, known for the "night penalties" and "Club Shay Shay", announced that he and ESPN agreed to stop their employment by the NFL pre-season.

In the statement, Sharpe first addressed his relationship with Zunig, calling him "100% consensual" before announcing his vacation from the popular sports show "First."

"I honestly appreciate the irresistible and permanent support I received from family, fans, friends and colleagues," he finished.