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Alex Cooper publicly disputed Dave Portnoy's memoir allegation that she and her former co-host planned to fabricate sexual harassment claims to escape their Barstool Sports contract, but refused to offer her own account. Cooper, the host of the massively successful "Call Her Daddy" podcast and founder of the Unwell Network, sat for a CNBC interview […] The post Alex Cooper dodges Dave Portnoy's memoir claim that she planned fake harassment allegations to exit Barstool appeared first on American Almanac .
Alex Cooper publicly disputed Dave Portnoy's memoir allegation that she and her former co-host planned to fabricate sexual harassment claims to escape their Barstool Sports contract, but refused to offer her own account. Cooper, the host of the massively successful "Call Her Daddy" podcast and founder of the Unwell Network, sat for a CNBC interview this week in which the interviewer pressed her directly on the most explosive passage from Portnoy's book, "Cancel Me If You Can." Her response amounted to a flat denial, a compliment, and a pivot: she said she hadn't read the memoir and had no interest in relitigating the past. The exchange matters because Portnoy's allegation, that Cooper and former co-host Sofia Franklyn devised a scheme to…Open
AI:Alex Cooper is dodging accountability after Dave Portnoy’s new memoir, "Cancel Me If You Can," alleges that she and former co-host Sofia Franklyn orchestrated a scheme to manufacture fake sexual harassment claims to escape their Barstool Sports contracts. While Portnoy details a specific "game plan" designed to weaponize social justice narratives for financial leverage, Cooper provided only a vague sidestep during a CNBC interview, claiming she simply remembers the events differently and has no interest in "relitigating" her past. This refusal to offer a direct rebuttal leaves Portnoy's explosive accusations—which suggest the duo planned to use fraudulent claims to secure massive payouts from rival networks—unanswered despite Cooper…Open