“She Was Being Blamed For It” Will Levis Hired PIs After Gia Duddy Sex Tape Took Off Online

Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis quietly hired cybersecurity specialists and a private investigator after a private sex tape involving him and former girlfriend Gia Duddy spread across the internet last year. Public interest surged again after comments from the quarterback’s mother resurfaced through widely shared sports podcast excerpts.

Beth Levis discussed the situation during an appearance on the Ross Tucker Podcast while describing how blame rapidly shifted toward Duddy after the sex tape surfaced online. “She was being blamed for it,” Beth Levis said while addressing accusations circulating across internet forums and social media exchanges.

The video surfaced during May 2024 and rapidly pulled both Levis and Duddy into a flood of rumors, according to the Ross Tucker Podcast. Anonymous internet accounts pushed accusations claiming Duddy released the tape herself despite no evidence directly tying her to its release.

Former Kentucky standout Levis reportedly spent substantial money trying to determine how the private material escaped restricted circulation. Cybersecurity specialists and investigators worked to follow digital movement connected to the tape and determine whether outside access contributed to its spread.

Coverage tied to the Titans passer quickly became tangled with nonstop internet commentary connected to the sex tape. Personal details spread through fan pages and influencer feeds long before verified information emerged.

Levis entered the NFL after Tennessee selected him during the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft following his college career at Kentucky. Public focus tied to the young passer repeatedly drifted back toward the controversy throughout stretches of the offseason.

Duddy absorbed intense criticism after her name became attached to viral accusations repeated across online spaces. Large portions of the discourse treated suspicion like established fact despite no proof directly connecting her to the tape’s release.

Cybersecurity firms and private investigators increasingly operate around high profile athletes attempting to contain hacked accounts and stolen explicit material. Expensive digital tracking efforts have become more common as fame pushes personal lives into nonstop visibility.

Neither Levis nor Duddy has identified anyone responsible for releasing the tape. No criminal accusations directly tied to the situation have been announced.

Training camp attention will eventually shift back toward Tennessee’s quarterback situation and roster decisions. Yet the tape’s spread left behind another reminder that modern sports fame now reaches deep into private lives once protected from millions of strangers carrying phones and unrestricted internet access.