Former University of Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who was charged with serious crimes this week, was facing a string of new controversies involving his Instagram page.
Moore's gushing posts on Instagram to his wife, Kelli Moore, were also getting attention. Now, Moore has seemingly deleted his Instagram page.
The page was gone as of the morning of December 13. Moore's X page was also seemingly deleted. Social media users started scouring Moore's Instagram followers after he was arrested and jailed.
According to the New York Post, Moore is accused of following “dozens of other OnlyFans and Instagram models."
Then, an influencer named Mia Sorety claimed that Moore had slid into her DMs, The Post reported. She claimed, according to The Post: “I wasn't surprised he was all in my DMs trying to risk it all with an OF model." Sorety then accused Moore of sending her messages after being released from jail and expressing anger that she made the claims, Chron reported.
Moore ended up in jail after accusations that he showed up at a staffer's apartment and wielded butter knives and scissors. He was fired after the University of Michigan accused him of having an inappropriate relationship with the staffer. The staffer has not been publicly named.
Moore had several posts on his Instagram page praising his wife and sharing photo collages of her.
"Happy three year anniversary to my life partner and best friend," he wrote about Kelli Moore on Instagram before the page was deleted. "So proud of you and all your accomplishments. I am so happy and blessed beyond measure to call you my wife as the man upstairs leads us to live through him. Love you soo much and excited about what the future holds for us!" he wrote in 2018, sharing a photo from their wedding.