Letter Surfaces in Steve Phillips Sex Scandal

Alleged mistress filed for restraining order against Steve Phillips

(NEWSER) - One day after dropping off a letter to Steve Phillips' wife, Brooke Hundley filed for a restraining order against the ESPN analyst—stating, among other things, that he rammed her car the day she left the letter, and accusing him of “cornering” her and pressuring her into sex. TMZ has the document, filed Aug. 20 and withdrawn Sept. 15. More»

He seeks police protection after he breaks it off with assistant

(NEWSER) - Another nasty public affair comes to light: ESPN analyst Steve Phillips, 46, had to go to the cops for protection after he broke it off with a 22-year-old production assistant at the network. The jilted woman responded with harassing letters and phone calls to the family and may have friended Phillips' son on Facebook through a pseudonym, the New York Post reports. More»

Galpal claims it's really all about ex-ESPN analyst's ego

(NEWSER) - Just as scandalized former ESPN analyst Steve Phillips is coming out of the woodwork to talk about his sex addiction, ex-galpal Brooke Hundley is claiming the whole thing is bogus. "The only thing he's ever been addicted to is feeding his own ego," she writes on Facebook. "A true sex addict has an unrelenting need to get sex anywhere and rack up multiple people"—as opposed to Phillips who, apparently, engaged in only one affair at a time. Read a screen grab here . More»

Brooke Hundley says she sympathizes with ESPN analyst's wife

(NEWSER) - Brooke Hundley is shocked—shocked!—that she’s “been called a homewrecker” and Jay Leno used her “to get a cheap laugh” after her affair with Steve Phillips got them both fired from ESPN. The 22-year-old talks about the scandal for the first time, telling Good Morning America that she regrets her mistakes—and understands scorned wife Marni Phillips’ pain. More»

Avoid being like Steve Phillips by avoiding chicks like Brooke Hundley

(NEWSER) - Steve Phillips had it coming, big time. Here's what happens when you get horizontal with a crazy chick, writes Mandy Stadtmiller for the New York Post: They always blab about the affair. To the would-be Steve Phillips of the world, she advises that you pick a woman who:

• Doesn't think you're all that. Make sure she doesn't have that glazed, dreaming-of-our-2.5-kids look in her eyes.
• Has a career. Ideally, that means she banks $50,000-plus, and keeps her focus on work—except in bed.