Hooters Waitress Sophia Gabrielle Ross Avoids Jail Time After Viral DUI Arrest

Monday, 17 February 2025
Sophia Gabrielle Ross, the Hooters waitress who went viral for shamelessly flirting with a cop during her DUI arrest in Sarasota, Florida, just got a lucky break -- TMZ has learned she's officially dodged jail time. Her rep tells TMZ she finally…

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