ESPN analyst’s priceless reaction to Jed York’s prostitution sting arrest: ‘Didn’t know I was on camera’

A star ESPN analyst was caught off guard on camera as she gave a priceless reaction to the news of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York’s $140 prostitution arrest on Sunday.

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Mina Kimes was on “NFL Live” when Adam Schefter read out details of York’s efforts to arrange for sex in an Ohio trailer park.

She couldn’t hold a straight expression and grimaced at the sordid allegations.

Netizens quickly caught up to the fiasco and clips of the show doing rounds. “Didn’t know I was on camera for that $140 reveal,” Kimes joked in a post on X.

A user replied to her post, “Great face there at the end of the big reveal, must have been an uncomfortable segment and words couldn’t have summed it up better than the “icky face”!! lol.”

York — whose family is worth an estimated $8.5 billion — was arrested on Sunday at 9:35 a.m. for trying to pay just $160 for sex in a Ohio trailer park, according to court documents obtained by the California Post.

York responded to an advertisement on Sunday from a known prostitution website in Columbiana County, Ohio and “arranged to have sexual activity with the female in exchange for $140.”

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However, when York was on the way to a meeting who he thought was a sex worker at a trailer park in East Palestine, Ohio, he was taken into custody by an agent from the Mahoning Valley Human trafficking Task Force, who had orchestrated the sting operation.

He was also convicted of “possessing criminal tools”, with a court filing also showing that York’s attorney stated he completed an online course.

York had filed for divorce from his wife, Danielle Belluomini, in Santa Clara County on May 11, with the couple’s two minor sons also listed as parties in the case.

The divorce has not yet been resolved, according to court records reviewed by the California Post.

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