Ex-Jets Host Who Accused Brett Favre Of Sending Lewd Pics: ‘Karma By no means Forgets’

Jenn Sterger, the ex-New York Jets host who accused quarterback Brett Favre of texting unsolicited pictures of his penis to her within the 2008 season, had some powerful phrases for the Corridor of Famer after he revealed his Parkinson’s analysis on Tuesday.

In a be aware on her Instagram story, Sterger appeared to confer with allegations of welfare fraud towards Favre in his house state of Mississippi whereas suggesting he had been hit by “karma.”

“I don’t want dangerous issues on anybody, however I do know Karma by no means forgets an tackle,” she wrote. “Think about being identified with such a horrible illness & not having the sources to struggle it bc some Corridor-of-Fame quarterback stole it?”

“These are the those who want your consideration, assist, and sympathy,” she continued. “And no less than now, his footage received’t be in focus. Mississippi you deserve higher.”

Sterger inspired followers to donate to actor Michael J. Fox’s “worthy Parkinson’s group” in one other Instagram story.

In keeping with a 2010 Deadspin exposé, Sterger mentioned unwelcome voicemails left by the married Jets then-quarterback gave method to dick pics, one displaying him masturbating. She referred to as him a “creepy douche.”

The NFL launched an investigation; Sterger mentioned she despatched the league months of voicemails and textual content messages. However the league finally dominated that whereas Favre didn’t cooperate within the probe (though he did admit to the voicemails), it couldn’t decide he despatched the pictures.

Sterger left the Jets after that one season and is now pursuing a profession in comedy, in line with her Instagram.

Favre, who spent most of his profession in Inexperienced Bay, performed his final season within the NFL in 2010. He disclosed he had Parkinson’s illness at a Home listening to Tuesday through which Republicans invited him to testify as an unlikely “professional witness” about welfare fraud. Favre is accused of improperly receiving $1 million from a fund for needy households.