Former Bengals cheerleader and teacher Sarah Jones — who admitted to having sex with her 17-year-old high school student who is now her boyfriend — isn’t getting a reality show, according to her attorney. RadarOnline.com reported that 495 Productions, the creators of “Jersey Shore,” courted the 27-year-old former Bengals cheerleading co-captain to star in a new reality show.
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