The story of recently-fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has taken another bizarre turn, as the OnlyFans model who has been publicly claiming that Moore was "all in my DMs" is now saying that the the coach is "pissed" at her over her comments, and that he has sent her messages saying so — despite the fact that he was just released from police custody after being detained in an unrelated stalking investigation.
The model, Mia Sorety, backed up a post on X by Justin Spiro, host of The Spiro Avenue Show, a podcast about Michigan sports.
Spiro's message, which included what he said were screenshots from Sorety, read: "Sherrone Moore contacted OnlyFans model @miasorety on Instagram after his release from jail. In the message sent, Moore blasted Sorety for discussing her story and past experiences with him. She wishes to keep the exact contents of the message redacted, but intends to share them at a later date. This is incredibly bizarre behavior in the immediate aftermath of his release from jail."
Sorety responded to a quote-tweet of Spiro's message, writing, "Confirmed" and posting a picture of her at what seems to be a Michigan game.
She also responded directly to Spiro's post, writing of Moore: "he is really pissed at me and im not even the one that broke the stroy [sic] @nypost is!"
The Post confirmed that Moore followed Sorety on Instagram, though that is so far the extent of any proven relationship between them, outside of Sorety's claims.
Moore was fired on Wednesday (Dec. 10) after an investigation by Michigan found “credible evidence” that the married coach had "engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member."
That same day, Moore was detained by Saline police after a woman called emergency services that afternoon, claiming, per audio obtained by TMZ, that Moore was "attacking her," after "stalking her for months."
Moore was released from jail on a $25,000 bond, after being arraigned on home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering charges. He is scheduled to return to court on Jan. 22, 2026.