Jeff Lewis on Incident With Annie Sharp That Disturbed Ex Gage

2

Jeff Lewis share details of the alleged incident with Ann Sharp who called his old man, Edward Gageand “lawyers” to get involved. Despite Annie’s prominent place on it Still turning outJeff recently shot her in the middle of the situation.

Before that, Jeff noticed that something happened with Annie that prompted Gage (who co-parents Jeff’s 10-year-old daughter Monroe) and his lawyers to enter, and this was the reason that Anna let go. Annie, who is in her twenties, was Jeff’s social media manager, although she was also a frequent guest on his radio show.

At SiriusXM Jeff Lewis liveJeff confronted the incident with Annie which prompted Gage and his lawyer to get involved.

During a trip to New York, nanny Annie and Jeff shared a hotel room that connected to Jeff and Monroe’s room, and the room had a large living room.

“I didn’t know this, but [Annie] I had a male friend up to the hotel room without permission, and Monroe walked in, and it became a big issue with my ex,” explained Jeff. “Bad judgment. … it was just hanging, [not a sleepover, but] I didn’t know. I didn’t give [Annie] permission.”

“My daughter walked in and was like, ‘What is this?'” Jeff said. “My daughter was thrown off a bit because there was a man sitting on the bed. And no one told me this. … [And] their room had a separate entrance even though it was attached to the [two-bedroom] series.”

According to Jeff, before the man got there, Anna was in the living room “dressed” and said, “I’m going to bed. Good night.”

“And then now she brings this guy in while she’s getting dressed, and then they go out,” Jeff said. “She invited her male friend who she went out with [previously] to the room. And then Monroe walked in and saw the guy sitting on the bed.”

“I didn’t know this happened until we got home and Monroe told my ex-husband, and then my ex-husband got angry,” he said. “And then [he] called the lawyers. … [Then] I looked like a terrible parent.”

Jeff said Monroe’s “little counsel,” a court-appointed attorney who represents the child in high-conflict family law cases, said Annie has to go because the situation is “creating a lot of issues.”