Gold Coast’s Mac Andrew and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan have denied “any insinuation of misconduct” after a video of them walking out of a disabled toilet together circulated online.
Seven’s Xander McGuire reported the pair were investigated by the club after the vision emerged from last Wednesday night’s State of Origin game three in Brisbane.
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Ugle-Hagan did not play last weekend while Andrew had 15 disposals and six marks in the Suns’ loss to Adelaide.
After speaking to both players the Suns say they deny any wrongdoing.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan of the Suns celebrates with Mac Andrew of the Suns after the round eight AFL match between Gold Coast Suns and Greater Western Sydney Giants at People First Stadium, on May 03, 2026, in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Matt Roberts/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images
“The Gold Coast Suns are aware of vision circulating online involving two of its players,” the Suns said in a statement to Seven.
“Whilst there is no indication of any wrongdoing by either player in the vision, the club has spoken with both players who deny any insinuation of misconduct.”
Foxsports.com.au is not suggesting any wrongdoing, only that it was investigated.
Andrew is contracted until the end of 2030, with a trigger that can take him through until the end of 2034.
Ugle-Hagan is expected to miss hitting a trigger which automatically guarantees him a contract for 2027, after his well-publicised move from the Western Bulldogs following a difficult 2025 off the field.