Sherrone Moore aide Paige Shiver set to appear on 'Good Morning America'
Paige Shiver, Sherrone Moore's former assistant, is expected to appear on ABC's "Good Morning America" show on Friday.
Sherrone Moore's former executive assistant is expected to appear on ABC's Good Morning America in her first public appearance since Moore was sentenced to 18 months of probation for trespassing for breaking into her home after he was fired for their inappropriate relationship. In the promotional clip for the interview, ABC reporter Linsey Davis asks Paige Shiver if she feared for her life and if she told anyone at the University of Michigan about the relationship. Shiver's answers aren't shown, but the clip shows her tearing up and saying, "I didn't think I'd have to talk about this.
" "Good Morning America" said the interview would air on Friday. More: Sherrone Moore's ex-assistant claims UM failed to protect her from 'manipulation' EXCLUSIVE: @ABC News’ @LinseyDavis sits down with Paige Shiver for her first TV interview since the arrest of fired Michigan Head Football Coach Sherrone Moore. Moore was sentenced to 18 months probation after pleading no contest to malicious use of a telecommunications device… pic.
twitter. com/PI6kfC0eqB — Good Morning America (@GMA) April 23, 2026 In March, Shiver, 32, said in a statement that the university had failed to protect her from "years of manipulation, harassment, and exploitation" by Moore, 40. The statement, released through her attorneys with the Chicago-based Action Injury Law Group, said the power imbalance between the "powerful head coach and a subordinate employee created an environment where (she) felt pressured, intimidated and unable to escape conduct that should never occur in any workplace — let alone at a public university.
" Shiver did not elaborate on what the conduct was. Moore and Shiver had been in a years-long affair or what the UM Athletic Director Warde Manuel called an inappropriate relationship that Moore was fired over in December. "The University of Michigan is one of the prominent institutions in the world, but there’s a culture in the athletic department that has hurt Ms.