Matt Kalil is making headlines as he responds to controversial comments made by his ex-wife, Haley, regarding the size of his genitals, which she claims played a role in their divorce. This has led him to file a lawsuit against her, seeking damages for what he describes as invasive commentary that has negatively affected his life post-retirement.
According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ Sports, Kalil asserts that Haley’s remarks during a November 2025 appearance on the streaming show “Mar-Athon,” hosted by influencer Marlon Garcia, have caused significant distress. In the clip, Haley suggested that Kalil’s genital size was a substantial factor in their separation and candidly stated that engaging in sexual relations with him left her “in tears.” She further described the situation using a metaphor involving “two coke cans, maybe even a third.”
The former Carolina Panther alleges that these statements have subjected him and his family to unwanted public scrutiny and invasive commentaries. The ramifications have extended to his current wife, who has received unsettling messages stemming from the viral fallout of Haley’s comments. Kalil is concerned not only for his own reputation but also for the impact of Haley’s words on his loved ones.
In his lawsuit, Kalil seeks redress for invasion of privacy, citing the disclosure of private and intimate details about his personal life and sexual identity. He also claims that Haley has capitalized on her comments by benefiting financially through increased social media engagement and viewership, which he argues is unjust enrichment stemming from her allegedly defamatory statements about him.
Kalil’s legal action highlights the complexities of public life even after retirement, revealing how personal matters can become fodder for media attention. This case raises important questions about privacy, consent, and the repercussions of sharing personal information in the digital age.