The NFL has spoken to massage therapists who accused Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of sexually inappropriate behavior, according to multiple reports.
Three women have participated in the NFL’s inquiry and another two are scheduled to do so, according to The Baltimore Banner.
Sixteen women across eight spas in the Baltimore area, including from multiple luxury spas, have come forward to The Banner, with the massage therapists saying Tucker’s alleged misbehavior took place between 2012 and 2016. Two spas banned Tucker from returning, according to a previous report by The Banner.
The allegations include Tucker exposing his genitals, brushing massage therapists with his penis and leaving bodily fluids that appeared to be ejaculate on the massage table, per The Banner’s investigative reporting.
Tucker denied the accusations in a post on X on Jan. 30 and called the allegations against him “unequivocally false.” He said he never received complaints from a massage therapist, was never dismissed from a massage session and was never told he was not welcome at any spa. He also called The Banner’s reporting “desperate tabloid fodder.”
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Seven more massage therapists accuse Justin Tucker of inappropriate behavior
Tucker, 35, has not been charged with a crime or…
