Marcellus Wiley Accused of Rape by Two Women at Columbia University; RHOBH’s Annemarie Wiley Responds

In a shocking development, former NFL player and current Fox Sports analyst Marcellus Wiley has been accused of rape by two women who attended Columbia University with him in the mid-1990s. The allegations, which surfaced recently, have reignited discussions about sexual misconduct on college campuses and the accountability of public figures.

The accusations against Wiley come from two women who claim that the incidents occurred during their time at Columbia University. One of the accusers, a woman identified as 'Jane Doe,' alleges that Wiley raped her in her dorm room in 1994. The other accuser, 'Sarah Roe,' claims that Wiley assaulted her at a party in 1995. Both women have come forward with their stories, supported by detailed accounts of the alleged incidents.

Marcellus Wiley, who has been a prominent figure in sports media since his retirement from the NFL, has vehemently denied the allegations. In a statement released through his legal team, Wiley stated, 'These accusations are completely false and I will defend my name and reputation vigorously.' The allegations have also drawn attention due to Wiley's connection to reality television, as his wife, Annemarie Wiley, is a cast member on 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' (RHOBH).

Annemarie Wiley, who joined the RHOBH cast in its latest season, has issued a statement in support of her husband. 'I stand by Marcellus and believe in his innocence. This is a difficult time for our family, but we will get through it together,' she said. The response from Annemarie has sparked discussions among RHOBH fans and the broader reality TV community, adding another layer to the unfolding story.

The allegations against Marcellus Wiley are currently under investigation by Columbia University, which has promised a thorough review of the claims. The outcome of this investigation could have significant implications for Wiley's career and personal life, as well as for the ongoing conversation about sexual misconduct in higher education and the media industry.

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