Allison Torres, a so-called friend of Jenn Sterger, has joined the conversation in the Brett Favre sexting scandal.Torres, a supposed friend of Sterger's and fellow former Florida State Cowgirl, claims that she was with Sterger the day Favre sent the alleged inappropriate pictures to Sterger's phone.
"I actually saw it when he sent it. We just laughed when he did it," Torres told Steppin' Out magazine. "We talked about it like girlfriends talk about that kind of stuff. You have to understand that Brett Favre isn't the first celebrity that tried to hook up with her."
Torres also claims that Favre wasn't the first athlete to allegedly send naked photos to her, but called Favre "a dopey, dopey character."
Torres shared details on Sterger's alleged role in the saga, saying the two regularly texted for a while. According to Torres, Favre often tried to get Sterger to visit his hotel room, leaving her conflicted.
"At the time, his family was living somewhere in Morristown, NJ, but he would stay at a hotel near Giants Stadium," she said. "I did think that was kind of weird. He would say to her, 'Come over.' She would keep saying to me, 'I don't know what to do.'" According to Torres, Sterger never disclosed whether or not she and Favre ever met.
Sterger's manager, Phil Reese, cast doubt on Torres' relationship with Sterger and her motivations for the sudden admissions.
"This is someone who is clearly trying to exploit an unfortunate situation and capitalize on the opportunity to see her name in print," he said.
Sterger has thus far refused to cooperate with the NFL's investigation into the matter, which the league hopes to complete this week.
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