Make Page Six a Preferred Source It’s a controversial comeback.
Sports reporter Dianna Russini is back to work Wednesday, launching a new show, “The Russini Report” on BetUs Sportsbook, months after a bombshell scandal surrounding her relationship with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel rocked the NFL.
Russini quit her job at the New York Times’ Athletic in March as the outlet launched an investigation into her and Vrabel when Page Six published photos showing the pair cozying up at a resort in Arizona.
They are both married to other people and have denied allegations of an affair.
On Tuesday, Russini returned to social media after deactivating her accounts in the wake of the media firestorm, to promote “The Russini Report” and break news of quarterback Kirk Cousins’ shocking trade from the Las Vegas Raiders to the Minnesota Vikings.
The journalist is being brutally mocked for her bold return to the spotlight, and described the scandal as a “nightmare” in a new interview this week.
Follow live updates as Page Six tunes into the premiere episode of Dianna Russini’s new BET Us show, “The Russini Report”:
Sports betting site BetUS — Dianna Russini's new home base after quitting The New York Times' Athletic when it probed her scandalous relationship with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel — isn't on YouTube.
BetUS left YouTube a year ago, but you can watch the premiere of Russini's "The Russini Report" on the sports book's website, as well as X, Facebook, Kick, Rumble and Twitch.
BetUS TV is no longer on YouTube. You can still catch all your favorite shows on other streaming platforms:Kick: https://t.co/KMjQPgzhyyRumble: https://t.co/VYEOBuNx83FB: https://t.co/ydEKaXhWIYX: https://t.co/d78jCSUgLPTwitch: https://t.co/oup3sfvF2H