A former NFL cheerleader and wife of a prominent Maryland energy executive has found herself in a bit of hot water after she was indicted in Delaware for raping a 15-year-old boy shed met through Instagram.

According to reports, Molly Shattuck, 47, who cheered for the Baltimore Ravens in 2005, has been formally charged with four counts of unlawful sexual contact and three counts of providing alcohol to minors for incidents that happened back in July, according to the Mail Online.

NFL Cheerleader Does The Unimaginable, Now Shes Going To Jail

As reported by WBALTV, the courts affidavit explained that the mother-of-three had met the boy through the photo sharing app Instagram, where she passed along her phone number in order to initiate a more intimate form of contact. They talked for quite awhile before the two eventually agreed on meeting up in person. Shattuck picked the boy up and took him to a Middle School parking lot.

NFL Cheerleader Does The Unimaginable, Now Shes Going To JailThe reports further explain that the two met almost a half-dozen times in July. The affair ended on Labor Day, when the boy was said to have spent the night at the former cheerleaders home with her daughters and their friends.

During the night, Shattuck left the residence to purchase a 12-pack of Miller Lite and a 12-pack of Bud Light for them. According to the Mail Online, things only went downhill from there, with Shattuck allegedly having performed oral sex on the boy at least twice first outside the home while walking the dog and again in her bedroom.

Shattuck then told the boy that shed have sex with him, but he reportedly said no and left. Allegedly, the 47-year old also told the boy to come back, but he did not.

The two didnt talk again, and on September 26, the boys father reported the incident to the police. Authorities then executed a search warrant on Shattucks home to obtain her cellphone and a pair of pink underwear that had been described to them by the boy.

She has since been arrested, and after her arraignment at Sussex County Superior Court in Georgetown, Delaware, she was released on $84,000 bond