The woman accusing Shannon Sharpe of rape has now released audio of a conversation she says she had with the Pro Football Hall of Famer … and in it, Sharpe can be heard telling her he’s “going to f***ing choke the shit out” of her.

Jane Doe‘s attorney, Tony Buzbee, sent TMZ Sports the 1:36 minute clip on Tuesday … alleging the convo took place at some point toward the end of his client’s relationship with the ESPN personality.

The two appear to be in a dispute during the talk — and it escalates further when Doe asks Sharpe to not “manipulate” her.

Nonetheless, Buzbee was adamant Tuesday, “the contents of this clip are certainly not sexual. They are not playful. They are instead disturbing, aggressive, and dangerous.”

“This audio,” he continued, “paints a very clear picture of how Sharpe treated Jane Doe, leading her to escape from him by leaving Nevada and blocking all contact with him.”

Buzbee also added he’s only releasing the audio because Sharpe’s attorney, Lanny J. Davis, “attempted to discredit” his client by “releasing alleged texts from her that are obviously dated prior to the alleged assault.”

We’ve reached out to Davis for comment, but we have not heard back yet. The lawyer, though, did issue a strong denial of Doe’s initial claims on Sharpe’s behalf on Monday afternoon … saying Doe’s lawsuit was nothing more than “a blatant and cynical attempt to shake down Mr. Sharpe for millions of dollars.”

Reps for Karmelo Anthony — the high schooler accused of killing Austin Metcalf at a track meet earlier this month — say he’s been “forced to evacuate” his Texas home … over repeated instances of harassment.

Next Generation Action Network — which has been helping Anthony in his murder case since his April 2 arrest — claimed Monday the 17-year-old is now in “an undisclosed location” after he and his family have been the targets of “death threats, continued harassment, and physical intimidation.”

In announcing Anthony’s move, NGAN officials shared some videos and pictures they say show some of the disturbances the family’s had to deal with in the wake of the teen’s arrest.

“It is both heartbreaking and infuriating to see the depths of hate and bigotry still alive and well in our society,” NGAN president Dominique Alexander said in a statement. “No family should have to live under siege simply because they are demanding their constitutional rights.”

“We will not be silent, and we will not back down. We are committed to doing whatever is necessary to protect this family and to ensure that justice is pursued without intimidation or fear.”

Ellen DeGeneres is somewhere over the rainbow in the UK … and loving it. The comedian and former talk show host exuded bliss as she posted a snap of her wife, Portia de Rossi taking a picture of a double rainbow from the backyard of their English farmhouse.

Check out the photo … two rainbows emerge from the rolling hills right in front of E&P, who documented the moment.

Ellen was in awe, captioning her Insta post … “3 things that make me happy: My Wife … A Rainbow … And my wife taking a photograph of a Rainbow.”

Remember, the couple of two decades booked it out of the United States after Donald Trump‘s election win.

The “Ellen” alum and Portia settled on a scenic farmhouse in the Cotswolds — a region in South West England, where several stars such as the Beckham family, Kate Moss, Elizabeth Hurley, and others have residences.

The pair made their move official in March when they sold their 2-bedroom, 2-bath Montecito beach bungalow for $5.2 mil. The above-asking price sale of their home came less than a year after they unloaded their Montecito mansion for a whopping $96 million.