Fox Sports Hairstylist Accuses Married Skip Bayless of Offering Her $1.5 Million for S-- in Scathing Lawsuit Against 'Toxic' Network

Per court documents obtained by a news publication, Faraji said she was allegedly "forced to endure a misogynistic, racist, and ableist workplace where executives and talent were allowed to physically and verbally abuse workers with impunity."

Fox, Fox Sports, Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, FS1 Executive Vice President of Content Charlie Dixon, FS1 host Joy Taylor, and Bayless were all listed as defendants in the class-action lawsuit. Faraji is seeking unspecified monetary damages and a jury trial.

Recalling her time working with Bayless on the set of his Undisputed morning show, Faraji alleged the sports broadcaster would give her "lingering hugs after each haircut, putting his body against her own, pressing against her b-----" and additionally "kiss her on her cheeks."

Faraji said she would have to continuously deny Bayless' repeated advancements, forcing her to come up with excuses like needing to pick up her son from school and reminding the talk show star she didn't date in the workplace.

In July 2021, Faraji allegedly opened up to Bayless about a biopsy she had scheduled to determine if she had ovarian cancer.

The hairstylist had been "hoping that he would take pity on her and cease his advances," but instead, Bayless reportedly "told her that he wanted to be with her" before making the $1.5 million offer.

Roughly one week later, Bayless allegedly tried pursuing Faraji again, to which she begged, "Skip, stop, you have a wife."

In response, Bayless was accused of replying: "Aren’t you Muslim? Doesn’t your dad have three to four wives?"

"Ms. Faraji responded that her father was dead, and when Mr. Bayless looked taken aback, she made an excuse to leave," the lawsuit explained.

Faraji also came after Dixon in the suit, claiming he "placed his arm" on her lower back during a birthday party in West Hollywood in 2017 and began "rubbing her body and grabbing her buttocks."

"This case thus represents yet another in a long line of cases chronicling the toxic culture at Fox, marked by bad faith promises and repeated failures to address a poisonous and entrenched patriarchy," the lawsuit continued.

Fox Sports released a statement in response to the lawsuit, which read: "We take these allegations seriously and have no further comment at this time given this pending litigation."