Sherrone Moore’s Wife Has Everyone Talking About Her Behavior Following His Cheating Scandal & Firing

Sherrone Moore will be lucky if he can avoid a costly divorce. Moore has a wife, Kelli Moore, and three daughters who are the real victims of his actions. His alleged affair with Paige Shiver has taken the internet by storm. It also landed him in jail and charged him with multiple crimes.

Shiver and Sherrone have stayed silent about their alleged affair. However, Kelli Moore might have made a decision about her future. Kelli is supporting her husband, Sherrone Moore, after his firing and scandal. At least for now.

A picture of Sherrone pushing a stroller with his baby in it would soon surface. His wife, Kelli, could be seen walking alongside him. This update comes days after Moore was released from police custody as he faces criminal charges for stalking.

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Many fans praised her for her decision to show a united front. Others think she is staying for financial gain.

“She looks thrilled,” one fan suggested.

“She’s holding on long enough to drain him in a nasty divorce,” a second person wrote.

“When you’re married, you have the right to stand by your person,” a third person said of Sherrone Moore and Kelli.

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“She’s a real one,” a fourth person stated.

Is Sherrone Moore Facing Jail Time?

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Former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore faces three charges, including felony home invasion. The situation for Moore intensified quickly in the hours after his firing. He allegedly threatened to kill himself and blamed the victim for “ruining his life.” In reality, he ruined his own life by dealing with another woman.

While the three charges Moore faces are serious, he is unlikely to face prison time. That is according to legal experts. Police charged Moore with home invasion in the third degree. He was also charged with stalking and breaking and entering or entering without breaking.

The most serious charge is punishable by up to five years in prison.

Moore, a husband and father of three, was fired from his position. Now, Michigan might not have to pay him the remainder of his contract. It was a trifecta of bad news for Sherrone Moore.