Shannon Sharpe‘s accuser’s lawyer has released new audio in which you can hear the ESPN commentator threatening to choke the woman in public — but the Pro Football Hall of Famer’s team is adamant it’s not what it sounds like.

Attorney Tony Buzbee dropped the file Wednesday morning and issued a statement, saying Sharpe’s attacks on him and his “Jane Doe” client were a “big, stupid mistake.”

Buzbee goes on to say the audio “provides a fair picture of the relationship shortly before the alleged assault in this case,” although he has not said when it was recorded.

Then the accuser, who was allegedly 19 at the time she met Sharpe, says she doesn’t know why Sharpe — who was in his mid-50s — would want to go out on the town. Sharpe tells her not to worry, and the conversation soon turns to her getting choked.

She tells Sharpe she has no interest in being choked — but Sharpe seems to ignore her. He says … “I might choke you in public … big Black guy chokes small white woman.”

She responds that “it’s not a good look” … prompting Sharpe to accuse her of doing something to him, but it’s not clear what that is. The discussion ends with Sharpe asking, “Well, what?”

Sharpe’s legal team insists conversations of this nature were common in their relationship and don’t indicate serious threats of violence. They point to a text message — which they say was sent by Doe to Sharpe in October 2023 — that shows Doe asking Sharpe “to put a dog collar around my neck and choke me with it while ur f***ing me.”

A rep for Sharpe added … “This is a very small excerpt with no date or context attached to it.”

As you know … Doe filed a lawsuit Sunday claiming Sharpe raped her in late 2024 and early 2025 — after she tried ending their nearly two-year relationship following cheating allegations.

Sharpe said he was planning on suing the accuser for defamation, and his attorney, Lanny J. Davis, held a press conference Tuesday, denying his client did anything wrong and releasing a bunch of text messages, claiming they “show that she likes and asks for fantasy role playing and other forms of unusual sexual behavior.”

Little Caesars is going Hollywood to celebrate the return of a beloved menu item … with a new reality show inspired by their iconic Pretzel Crust Pizza.

Comedian Flula Borg — famous for his work on ‘Suicide Squad’ and ‘Pitch Perfect’ — is hosting the reality competition show “Pretzel Crust Island” … which puts contestants through a series of funny and outrageous challenges inspired by real comments from Little Caesars fans.

If ya haven’t seen it yet, “Pretzel Crust Island” — now streaming on Little Caesars official YouTube channel — is a mix of classic reality shows like “Love Island” and “Survivor” … difference is, the prize is a delicious Pretzel Crust Pizza!!!

Among the comments making the cut — “I would file bankruptcy for pretzel crust” and “Boycotting until you bring back Pretzel Crust” … and trust us, you’re gonna want to see how Little Caesars turned these posts into reality TV gold!

A Florida man ended up behind bars last weekend after he was busted for allegedly roughing up an 11-year-old girl who he thought pelted his home with eggs.

The crazy incident occurred Saturday afternoon at a Tampa, FL, apartment complex and was partly captured on dramatic video recorded by a witness.

Check it out … the suspect, Marius Mutu, is seen pinning the girl to the ground outside the building as she screams and cries for help. The girl swears to god she didn’t do anything wrong, but her words fall on deaf ears. Mutu won’t let her go.

At one point, the woman recording the video orders Mutu to “get off of her!” Then you hear a man tell Mutu to remove his hands from the girl followed by someone rushing up to help the kid — before the video cuts off.

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister said Mutu chased the girl, knocked her to the ground and restrained her until adults intervened. Cops were then called.

Sheriff’s deputies interviewed Mutu, who allegedly said his apartment had recently been egged a couple times and he pounced on the girl as she happened to walk by, believing she was the culprit.

Mutu was arrested and booked into the county jail on suspicion of battery and false imprisonment.