Then he sends her pics of her dong......

Brett Favre's wife nearly sacked him over babes

After years of suffering ever since she hooked up with the randy quarterback, Brett Favre's wife has tried to kick him to the curb at least once after discovering he'd been trying to hook up with a bevy of babes.

Deanna Favre wrote in a 2007 autobiography that in the mid-1990s -- a decade before they married -- as Favre was abusing booze and Vicodin while playing for the Green Bay Packers, she was aware that "there were other women at those places where Brett and his friends were partying."

At the time, the couple shared a 6-year-old daughter and a home in Green Bay.


"Most people assumed I was jealous and simply wanted him to stop going out. But I knew something was dreadfully wrong," Deanna wrote in her book, "Don't Bet Against Me! Beating the Odds Against Breast Cancer and in Life."

"One night, I walked into the room and heard Brett talking on the phone to a woman I had discovered he'd been calling," she wrote.

" 'That's it!' I told him. 'I don't deserve to be treated like this. You asked me to move up here to Green Bay, and now you're calling these girls -- well, you're on your own now. I'm not living this way. All this stuff is over for me.' "

Deanna, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2004, said Favre -- who's being probed by the NFL for inappropriate behavior with a sideline reporter -- "heard the finality in my voice and realized I was done."

"The next day, he sent me flowers and begged me not to go," Deanna wrote.

What changed her mind was speaking with the wife of the Packers' quarterback coach, who told her, "Don't leave, or Brett will end up killing himself."

Deanna stayed, but Favre later left for Mississippi in the off-season, with his addiction spiraling out of control. In May 1996, with Deanna back by his side, he revealed his dependency on Vicodin and went into rehab.

The couple married later that year.

But in 1999 Deanna again threatened to kick Brett to the curb because he was drinking.

"You had called a divorce attorney. You had kicked him out of the house," a "Good Morning America" reporter reminded Deanna in 2007.

She replied, "I was an enabler for a long time . . . I decided that was not the life that we needed to have . . . I was pregnant at the time this all happened."

Yet again, Deanna took her man back after he entered rehab.

LOS ANGELES—Nearly three years after being embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal involving allegations that Brett Favre sent her a series of suggestive text messages, model and media personality Jenn Sterger revealed to reporters Friday that she continues to receive vulgar texts from the retired quarterback on a regular basis.

“I would say that I get at least five or six texts from him every single day, and sometimes as many as 20 or 30,” said Sterger, noting that she has yet to reply to a single one of the 20-year NFL veteran’s thousands and thousands of obscene electronic advances.

“Usually it’ll be more innocent stuff like ‘I’m touching it right now’ or ‘I want to explode inside you,’ but it can sometimes get super graphic if Brett feels like I’m ignoring him. What’s annoying is that I’ve changed my phone number like four times since this started happening, and he keeps finding my new one. I just want to move on with my life already.”

When reached for comment, Favre responded with seven different photos of what was presumably his erect penis.

When reached for comment, Favre responded with seven different photos of what was presumably his erect penis.