ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes “took to social media” on Saturday to “apologize for previously advertising the app Solitaire Cash,” whose parent company, Papaya Gaming, has been the target of a recent lawsuit. Papaya Gaming was “found to have previously defrauded customers in real-money games of skill.” Kimes wrote, “The truth is: I didn’t spend any time looking into the whole thing, and that’s 100% on me. Thought it was just typical marketing work, and I’m deeply embarrassed I didn’t vet it. A colossal f–k-up on my part.” Kimes then “posted about her involvement with the app again on Bluesky,” saying, “Haven’t been paid a dime (we’ll see what happens now!!) but [if] I do I’m certainly giving it away” (N.Y. POST, 11/8).