Sherrone Moore’s Former Assistant Tearfully Reveals He Impregnated Her

Paige Shiver, who previously worked as an executive assistant to former University of Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore, is speaking publicly about their past relationship for the first time.

Moore was fired from his job in December after university officials discovered he’d been engaged in an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member.”

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Speaking to ABC’s “Good Morning America” in an interview that aired Friday, Shiver confirmed she’d come forward with evidence of her relationship with Moore, a married father of three, when the pair were both still working for the University of Michigan last year.

The 32-year-old said her relationship with Moore lasted about four years and was consensual at first. Over time, she claimed that he became increasingly manipulative.

“He and other coaches had control over my career, especially him. I mean, he could fire me in a second,” she explained. “Every time I tried to pull away, he always had a story, always had a way to pull me in and making me feel that I couldn’t leave him because he was so miserable without me.”

Watch Paige Shiver’s “Good Morning America” interview below.

Shiver became visibly emotional when she acknowledged she’d become pregnant with Moore’s baby at some point during the relationship. She said doctors advised her to terminate her pregnancy because she has Pompe disease, a rare genetic disorder that weakens muscle strength.

When “GMA” asked if she’d planned to keep Moore’s child had she been told it was safe to do so, Shiver tearfully replied, “Yes.” As for Moore’s reaction, she added: “He said, ‘You have to do what’s right for your body.’”

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Hours after being fired, Moore on assault charges. Shiver now claims he forcefully entered her home and began threatening self-harm with butter knives. Ultimately, Moore was for trespassing and malicious use of a phone. More serious charges, including home invasion, under a plea agreement.