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NYT investigation into Dianna Russini still not finished 2 months after Mike Vrabel photo scandal — causing staff unrest

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NYT investigation into Dianna Russini still not finished 2 months after Mike Vrabel photo scandal — causing staff unrest
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Celebrity News exclusive NYT investigation into Dianna Russini still not finished 2 months after Mike Vrabel photo scandal — causing staff unrest By Oli Coleman Published June 7, 2026, 8:51 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Some inside the New York Times building are beginning to wonder what’s taking so long with the Dianna Russini investigation, we’re told — but top editors have reiterated promises that it’s coming.

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Celebrity News exclusive NYT investigation into Dianna Russini still not finished 2 months after Mike Vrabel photo scandal — causing staff unrest By Oli Coleman Published June 7, 2026, 8:51 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Times ticking! Some inside the New York Times building are beginning to wonder what’s taking so long with the Dianna Russini investigation, we’re told — but top editors have reiterated promises that it’s coming. Though they say a report is still “weeks” away. The debacle began in early April when Page Six published photographs of Russini — the top NFL reporter for the Athletic, the Times-owned outlet that provides all the Grey Lady’s sports coverage — holding hands with New England Patriots’ head coach Mike Vrabel.

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