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Washington Redskins Cheerleaders Open Up On TODAY About Photo Shoot | TODAY

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Rachel Gill and Charo Bishop, former team captains for the Washington Redskins cheerleaders, open up to TODAY about troubling allegations about a 2013 photo shoot in Costa Rica. Bishop says that allegations that the cheerleaders were pressured to go topless are “not true.” Gill says that claims that they were “pimped out” or made to act as escorts are “absolutely not what happened.”

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Washington Redskins Cheerleaders Open Up On TODAY About Photo Shoot | TODAY

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