Shannon Sharpe apologizes to Jessa funny for previous comments about her body

Every week after Jess Goderious became popular on Instagram live due to her complaints about dynamics within the workplace since she returned from maternity leave, the host and comedian were opposite Shannon Sharpe. Only this time Sharpe was barely in the recent seat.

56-year-old former host of the NFL podcast, who became a virus, apologized to Jess within the last episode “”Club shay shay“Podcast for previous comments, which he wrote about her body in 2024, at the time when she was announced the latest edition of” The Breakfast Club “.

During the edition of his “Night” program, Sharpe said that he and Chad Ochocinco Johnson talked about Jess’s recent concert when the conversation turned to her appearance.

“I said” Aye Ocho, she is good. ” So if I offend you, I need to apologize since it wasn’t my goal.

“As if I wasn’t in my thirties, I’m an adult woman, but yes, I understand” Jess replied.

Sharpe continued noting: “The point is that being uncomfortable happens many times when a person who says something, the other person does not attract or feel some way … I did not do it and I never want someone to feel uncomfortable with my comments, so that’s why I wanted to devote time and say that I’m sorry for what I said.”

“All right, and this means you have good eyes for you,” Jess joked. “That’s all that it means, there is nothing with it.”

While His initial commentswhich lasted almost five minutes, Sharpe intensively praised her body for her curves.

“I know he is a comedian … her body has no laughter,” says Johnson. “I don’t know if she was like that!”

At some point, Sharpe even shook the “body” “Body” hook.

“Like Kyrie (Irving), dribbling two basketball”, he joked when Ochocinco tried to change the topic.

“Don’t get into trouble now,” Ochocinco teases me, as Sharpe adds: “I can get my damn self in trouble.”

In addition to apologies during a large -ranging conversation, Jess reveals more about how she grew up in Baltimore, her profession, motherhood and thoughts on the last last moments of popular culture, akin to Kendrick Lamar and Drake Beef. Although they don’t enter her recent public explosion on IG Live (probably this interview took place earlier), she discusses what it’s like to enter her recent role in “The Breakfast Club”.

Around this time, when the long-host Angela Ye left, Jess remembered that she was going beyond her interest. In fact, she admitted that she had little doubt that she was Shoo-in.

“I knew I was going to get it,” she told the host Sharpe. “I never even thought I didn’t have him. I always knew.”

She added that as a hospitable hosts, including her, they turned from the specified third place, “treated it as if it was my place.” Her confidence was not based on her relationships from DJs, nor Charlamagne Tha God, but somewhat what she supported with listeners and fans of the series.

Discussing the last races in your program with guests akin to Sexxy Red, who orally with her shifted light perceived with her, Jess summed up this, saying: “Everyone cool with Jess Mess, until they end in it.”