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The former ESPN diffuser, Ashley Brewer, Kaminsky, revealed a problem that one of her former bosses had with her on a post on her social networks years ago.
Brewer committed with another former ESPN anchor, Sage Steele, on X on certain incidents that have occurred in their old workplace. Steele initially reacted to allegations and a civil lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe when the Kaminsky brewer weighed.
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Ashley Brewer attended “Shaq’s Fun House” at the XS nightclub in Las Vegas on February 9, 2024. (Greg Doherty / Getty Images)
“Never forget when I was chewed by my boss for publishing a photo of a member of the Republican Congress and a UFC fighter on my Instagram history during the McGregor fight. Lol,” she wrote on X.
Steele then published a photo of both on the “Sportscenter” setting in ESPN.
“And @ashbrewkaminsky Remember when we were chewed for breaking the coated rules while standing too close to each other and by publishing this photo?” Steele wrote on X.
The Kaminsky brewer replied: “But sitting side by side at the office live on television was quite good !!”
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Sage Steele attended “Shaq’s Fun House” on February 9, 2024 in Las Vegas. (Greg Doherty / Getty Images)
Brewer Kaminsky was a high school swimming star in Arizona and competed for the Texas Longhorns before his transfer to the USC. She tried to make the Olympic swimming team before starting her sporting career.
She worked in local stations in Arizona and California before moving to ESPN in 2020. She was finally dismissed in 2023.
She married the former NBA player, Frank Kaminsky, in 2023. He was out of competition at Wisconsin before being selected n ° 9 in total to the draft of the 2015 NBA by the Charlotte Hornets.
Mayor James Butts and the anchor of ESPN Sportscent Ashley Brewer pose with the university football play trophy at a press conference of the CFP national championship at the Sofi stadium in Inglewood, California, April 19, 2022. (Kirby Lee-USA today Sport)
He played for the last time in the NBA for the Houston Rockets during the 2022-23 season.
