Marcellus Wiley Won't Face Charges in Florida Domestic Violence Case

Former NFL star and sports broadcaster Marcellus Wiley will not face criminal charges in Florida following an alleged domestic violence incident with his estranged wife, Annemarie Wiley, after prosecutors determined the evidence was insufficient to secure a conviction. The decision, announced in court filings on August 11, 2026, effectively ends the criminal case stemming from a July arrest, though the couple's contentious divorce and restraining order battles in California continue.

The Orange County State Attorney's Office informed the court that it would not pursue charges against Wiley, citing a lack of corroborating evidence. In its filing, the office stated that "testimonial evidence received is not corroborated by any physical or other evidence and is therefore insufficient to obtain a conviction." The determination means Wiley will not be prosecuted for the alleged July 4 incident at an Orlando hotel, where Annemarie Wiley had reported a physical confrontation.

According to an arrest affidavit, Annemarie Wiley told officers that during an argument, Marcellus Wiley poked her in the cheek with one finger in front of their 7-year-old daughter and threatened to kill her. She...