Brooke Hundley and Steve Phillips affair lead to divorce with wife Marni Phillips

Brooke Hundley and Steve Phillips (NYT)

Brooke Hundley and Steve Phillips affair lead to divorce with Marni Phillips his wife. The ESPNs Steve Phillips and Brooke Hundley pictures are splashed all over internet with Brooke Hundley’s Sex Scandal becoming much talked about thing on the net. Brooke Hundley (22) a production assistant and Steve Phillips (married 46 year old analyst) at ESPN started an affair this summer.

Steve Phillips eventually ended the affair after a series of sexual encounter. However, Brooke Hundley decided that their relationship wasn not yet over and she kept sending phone messages and letters to Phillips family. In fact one of the letters reveled recently even mentioned the birthmarks on Phillips body which can only be found in intimate position. For example Brooke Hundley wrote to Marni Phillips wife of Steve Phillips that he had “a big birthmark on his crotch . . . and one on his left inner thigh, so you know I’m not being fake.”

Marni Phillips on the other hand felt threatened by her contact:

“She reached me via cell phone at 10:30 that evening. I simply told her that I would not accept her phone and promptly hung up. She responded by calling our home and my cell phone repeatedly. It was close to 11 pm and the constant ringing of phone in the house caused stress to myself and my two teenage sons who were awake. I was able to reach Steve who was working late at ESPN in Bristol, CT. He came home that night and revealed to me he had been having a brief consensual affair with a woman named Brooke Hundley at ESPN.”

“On Sunday August 16 my husband called me from Atlanta and told me to brace myself because she was threatening to call me and disclose intimate details of their affair. .. The tone of the text message [she sent] was “I care about Steve, I make him happy and we both can’t have him”.

Steve Phillips wife, Marni Phillips, has filed for divorce. Steve Phillips had earlier left the New York Mets, after admitting to a series of affairs with employees within the organization.