The Sports Gossip Show

Madeline and Charlotte are back! Charlotte’s birthday is tomorrow and all she wants is for you to rate and review, like and subscribe. Please don’t let her down.

This episode starts off with an amazing interview with Yasmin Uzomah, who recently married NFL star C.J. Then C.J crashes the party and the two of them tell the gals whether the Sports Gossip Show played any role in their wedding planning. Plus: the wildest rumors Yasmin has ever heard about C.J.

Then, flag football updates: Joe Burrow and Olivia Ponton were spotted out in LA, and Tom Brady really let it all out on Instagram. Brazilian soccer star Jorginho Frello accused singer Chappell Roan‘s security team of yelling at his 11-year-old step-daughter in Brazil. Then, a crazy headline: Dayton Webber – a champion cornhole player who is a quadruple amputee – has been charged with murder.

In lighter news: Mondo Duplantis, who holds the world record in pole vaulting and has gotten into singing, is going to compose an anthem for the new World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. WNBA CBA updates! NBA records: LeBron has played most regular season games ever, and Kevin Durant passed Michael Jordan in scoring points. Finally, Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull had a bachelorette party, did Raiders owner Mark Davis have a baby at the age of 70?, and Travis Kelce signed 3 year deal with the Chiefs worth $54.7 million.

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with some big updates in international sports! Venezuela beat the USA to win the World Baseball Classic, 3-2. March Madness is starting! The WNBA is finally paying the players, with a new salary cap starting at $7 million, up from $1.5 million, and with no changes to schedule. Hallelujah!

Quick Tom Brady update, because of course. Then, a huge moment for the show: Did we influence the flowers at NFL player CJ Uzomah’s wedding to his wife, Yasmin? An investigation!

Remember that messy situation with the African Cup of Nations championship involving Senegal and Morocco? Morocco successfully appealed Senegal’s win, so the story keeps going. In NWSL news, Savy King returned to Angel City ten months after surviving a life-threatening on-field cardiac event. Catarina Macario joined the San Diego Wave FC on maybe the biggest contract in women's soccer history. And Boston Legacy FC made its NWSL debut!

It may go all the way to the top when it comes to Trump’s policy on Cuba and Inter Miami owner Jorge Mas. And, finally, tennis scheduling drama involving Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Świątek.

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with an incredible amount of Oscar-related sports gossip. Did you know Ryan Coogler, director of Sinners and winner of Best Original Screenplay, played football at Sacramento State? Or that Best Actor winner Michael B. Jordan is the first Premier League owner to win an Oscar? Plus: Olympians and PWHL stars Hannah Bilka & Hilary Knight were at the awards, and gold-medalist Alysa Liu was at the Vanity Fair Oscar party (so were Hudson Williams and Conor Storie of Heated Rivalry). Bengals QB Joe Burrow left the Oscars with Tate McRae, Alix Earle, and Jake Shane. Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr was an executive producer on All The Empty Rooms, which won Best Short Documentary.

Jordon Hudson is back! She and her cheerleading squad, Code Black, won a national championship. Her hashtags were incredible. There’s drama with the Chelsea — they were fined £10.75m by the Premier League, as well as a one-year transfer ban. This has to do with Russian oligarchs (trust us). LeBron James’ latest IG story took a page right out of Tom Brady’s book. Plus: US Men’s sled hockey won gold in the Paralympics!

Finally, Tom Brady was spotted with manager/money guy Scooter Braun’s ex wife and mining heiress, Yael Cohen Braun. The web here is nuts and involves former football player Tony Gonzalez, Lauren Sanchez Bezos and Jeff Bezos, Scooter Braun, Sydney Sweeney, and more!

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with more sports gossip, including some sad relationship news to start: Luka Dončić is in a custody dispute with the mother of his children, Anamaria Goltes, and hasn’t seen his family since December, according to his team. Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos called off their wedding — and it’s maybe due to suspicions of cheating?

The WNBA and WNBPA held CBA negotiations all through the night this week, and the two sides are closer to a deal than they were before, but it’s still not done. Bam Adebayo scored 83 points in a basketball game on Tuesday night and he is the recipient of the Bam Adebayo Supportive Partner Award due to his relationship with A’ja Wilson. Jaylen Brown was ejected from the Celtics’ game against the Spurs, and Jayson Tatum is back!

Then, the gals dive into F1 regulations and do their best to explain why drivers are mad and why Aston Martin is having trouble with Honda. And, finally, there is drama with a trade between the Raiders and Ravens involving Maxx Crosby that did not happen.

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with another episode! This one starts out with Arike Ogunbowale allegedly punching a security guard in the face outside the nightclub
E11EVEN in Miami. Then it goes into relationship drama: Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and his fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, broke up just five weeks before they were supposed to get married in Italy. No, Joe Burrow and Jessica Alba are not dating. Luka Doncic and his fiancée Anamaria Goltes, whom he has known since middle school and with whom he has two daughters, may have broken up — Goltes seems to have deleted all photos of Luka from her Instagram. A source confirmed to Us Weekly that singer Tate McRae and hockey star Jack Hughes are indeed dating.

In a bit of déjà vu from last week’s half marathon drama, LA Marathon leader Michael Kimani Kamau followed the lead pacer off-course with ~400m to go. Tom Brady’s Fanatics flag football game moved to the US from Saudi Arabia, and Travis Kelce is returning for 14th season with the Chiefs for $12 million. The Dolphins released Tua Tagovailoa and the Falcons picked him up…which leads to many questions about the Falcons and Tua’s concussion history.

And, finally, Aaron Rodgers went on McAfee and gave a whole big speech that may have been partially directed at…us?

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