Editing Brittany Renner

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! Occupation
| Social media personality, author, former collegiate soccer player
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! Known for
| Fitness and lifestyle content; book ''Judge This Cover'' (2018); public appearances and interviews
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! Notable affiliation
| Jackson State University women’s soccer (SWAC)
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! Children
| 1
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! Website
| [https://www.instagram.com/bundleofbrittany/ @bundleofbrittany]
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'''Brittany Renner''' is an American social media personality, author, and former collegiate soccer player. She first gained a following online through fitness and lifestyle content and later self-published the book '''''Judge This Cover''''' in 2018.<ref name="book-google">[https://books.google.com/books/about/Judge_This_Cover.html?id=CD0LvQEACAAJ ''Judge This Cover''] (Google Books listing), 2018.</ref><ref name="book-bn">[https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/judge-this-cover-brittany-renner/1129753860 ''Judge This Cover''] (Barnes & Noble product page), 2018.</ref> Before her media career, Renner played soccer at [[Jackson State University]] and earned conference honors in the [[Southwestern Athletic Conference|SWAC]].<ref name="swac-awards">[https://swac.org/news/2010/11/3/205248997.aspx SWAC Women’s Soccer Awards Announced] (SWAC.org), 3 Nov 2010.</ref>

== Early career and education ==
Renner attended [[Jackson State University]] (JSU), where she competed on the women’s soccer team. In 2010 she was named the SWAC '''Freshman of the Year'''.<ref name="swac-awards" /> The 2010 JSU squad captured the conference title, with Renner contributing as a first-year player.<ref>[https://swac.org/teamstats.aspx?conf=true&path=wsoc&school=jackson&year=2010 2010 JSU Women’s Soccer Team Stats] (SWAC.org).</ref>

== Media work ==
Renner built a large audience on social platforms through fitness, lifestyle, and personal commentary. Her 2018 book, '''''Judge This Cover''''', collects personal essays about relationships and self-development.<ref name="book-google" /><ref name="book-bn" />

In September 2023, she appeared on former NFL star [[Shannon Sharpe]]’s interview show ''Club Shay Shay'', an episode that drew wide online discussion and mainstream coverage.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVIr8AJgykY ''Club Shay Shay'': Brittany Renner (full episode)], YouTube (official channel), 27 Sep 2023.</ref><ref>[https://atlantablackstar.com/2023/09/28/shannon-sharpe-left-speechless-when-brittany-renner-reveals-how-many-men-shes-slept-with/ Atlanta Black Star coverage of the interview], 28 Sep 2023.</ref>

In December 2021, JSU head coach [[Deion Sanders]] invited Renner to speak with the university’s football team about off-field life and relationships, citing her perspective as a former JSU student-athlete and public figure.<ref>[https://hbcusports.com/2021/12/03/brittany-renner-speaks-to-jackson-state-football-team-about-the-game-played-off-the-field/ HBCU Sports: “Brittany Renner speaks to Jackson State football team…”], 3 Dec 2021.</ref>

== Personal life ==
Renner has one son with NBA player [[P. J. Washington]].<ref>[https://people.com/who-is-alisah-chanel-pj-washington-wife-8659027 People.com: “Who is P.J. Washington’s Wife? All About Alisah Chanel”] (notes Washington also co-parents a son from a prior relationship with Renner), 2024.</ref> Both parents have publicly discussed co-parenting and addressed misinformation about child-support rumors in media interviews.<ref>[https://www.tmz.com/2021/08/11/nba-pj-washington-stop-the-cap-amid-brittany-renner-child-support-rumors/ TMZ Sports: “Stop the cap” post], 11 Aug 2021.</ref><ref>[https://www.yahoo.com/news/brittany-renner-dispels-rumors-much-173947258.html Yahoo!/Blavity: Renner clarifies child-support rumors], 30 Aug 2022.</ref>

== Selected works ==
* '''''Judge This Cover''''' (2018), personal essays and memoir.<ref name="book-google" /><ref name="book-bn" />

== In popular media ==
* Featured guest, ''Club Shay Shay'' (2023), long-form interview with Shannon Sharpe.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVIr8AJgykY Full episode on YouTube], 27 Sep 2023.</ref>

== See also ==
* [[Jackson State University]]
* [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]]
* [[Shannon Sharpe]]

== Notes ==
This article emphasizes verifiable career milestones (collegiate athletics, published book, major interviews) and avoids unsourced personal claims. Editors are encouraged to add reliable citations for additional biographical details.

== References ==
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[[Category:American internet celebrities]]
[[Category:American women writers]]
[[Category:Jackson State University alumni]]
[[Category:Women association football players]]
[[Category:Southwestern Athletic Conference women's soccer]]