Jenn Sterger breaks silence on Brett Favre's Parkinson's disease revelation: 'Karma never forgets an address'

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Jenn Sterger, a former NFL reporter and current comedian who accused Super Bowl champion Brett Favre of sending her inappropriate text messages and pictures in 2008, appeared to chalk it up to "karma" after he made his Parkinson’s disease revelation on Tuesday.

Sterger responded to the reveal on her Instagram Stories and took a shot at the Mississippi welfare scandal he has been wrapped up in.

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Jenn Sterger speaking to a classroom of 40 students at FSU's Wellness Center in Tallahassee, Florida, on April 19, 2018. (Jordan Culver-Democrat-USA TODAY NETWORK)

"PSA. Please don’t send me links to it. I’ve seen it. I can read. I don’t wish bad things on anyone but I know Karma never forgets an address," she wrote on her Instagram Stories. "Imagine being diagnosed with such a terrible disease & not having the resources to fight it (because) some Hall of Fame quarterback stole it? Those are the people that need your attention, support and sympathy.

"And at least now, his pictures won’t be in focus. Mississippi you deserve better."

At the time, Favre admitted to sending explicit voicemails to Sterger but not the texts. He was the quarterback of the New York Jets at the time, and Sterger was a sideline reporter for the team.

He was fined $50,000 for failing to cooperate with the NFL’s investigation into the matter.

Favre was in front of a congressional committee to testify about a welfare spending scandal in Mississippi, which he has been wrapped up in over the last few years. The former NFL quarterback, who does not face criminal charges in the matter, has repaid