Jenn Sterger collapses and talks about Fallout of Brett favre sextskandal

Jenn Sterger opens up how the first media reporting about Brett Favres Sexting scandal from 2010 had an impact on her life.

The 41 -year -old dyinger was at the center of the 2010 scandal, after a Deadspin report claimed that Favre sent her a photo of his genitals as well as a number of other unwanted text messages and voicemails, in which he had made unwanted progress towards New York Jets Gameday Host.

The controversy is the heart of Netflix's new documentary. Untold: The case of FavreWhat follows the public fall of the former NFL quarterback and begins to stream on May 20.

“I was never treated like a person,” says Sterger during an emotional scene, which at the time she eliminates for the fault for the former quarterback scandal for the scandal of the former quarterback scandal.

“I think one of the reasons why it is so difficult for people to have empathy for me on the Internet is that I am only a picture for them,” says Sterger. “And he was a board favre.”

Untold: The case of Favre This is followed by a football hero to a former athlete to help both sexual harassment as well as the government, which is supposed to help both sexual harassment and the siblings of the government, which is supposed to help both sexual harassment and the siblings of the government, which the arms are supposed to help in the 1990s.

Favre, who contested misconduct in the Mississippi welfare scandal for a long time, refused to be asked for the documentary.

However, Sterger agreed to put together with Netflix producers to discuss what happened between her and favre, how his inappropriate progress towards sports personality against her wishes was published and how the public reaction had an effect on her life.

At a time, Sterger explains “the craziest part” of the entire scandal that she and Favre have never met. “I have never met him,” says Sterger, who worked for the jets in 2008 during the Favre's One season, but never crossed the way with the quarterback. “We have never been in the same space. We never shaken our hands. We had no kind of relationship, no relationship, nothing.”

Sterger explains that Favre noticed her from a distance in a stadium tunnel for the first time in a stadium tunnel. The quarterback supposedly asked a jets employee to receive Sterger's number for him, which Sterger says that the employee gave Favre without its permission. Favre then started sending texts and later leaving countless voiceemails. Then Favre supposedly sent the death to an unsolicited picture of his genitals.

But dying never made the interaction public.

Two years later, Sterger Netflix said that she casually mentioned and later published the information without the consent of Sterger during a conversation with the sports journalist Aj Daulerio, who was the editor -in -chief of Deadspin.

“I had said to a few people in the end, when there are two dirty bags from this situation, I and Brett Favre,” Daulerio told CNNS Reliable sources Program in a clip during the Netflix document.

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Sterger, who had made a career as a sports media personality in the years before the Favre scandal, said she started shy about a public profile after the media fire storm, which followed the sexting scandal.

The Netflix -Doc also contains interviews with Stergers Bodyguard during Jets Games, who described Favre's actions as “disgusting”, as well as other sports media personalities, reporters and former NFL players, who are blamed all over the entire episode.

“We have just seen how these things played too often,” says Jemele Hill, sports media personality, in the document. “We know that when it comes to a superstar athlete who is accused of inappropriate behavior in a woman who is the woman who will get the main burden of it. Nobody asks why a married man sent this kind of photos to a woman he did not know. This woman who did not want to try to try her work and just tried to try to develop a career recommendation.

Untold: The case of Favre Streaming now on Netflix.