Justin Tucker Amanda's wife insists that she 'supports her husband' completely 'and believes that the Ravens -Kicker has been' falsely 'accused of sexual misconduct
Sixteen massage therapists – from eight spas and wellness centers in the Baltimore area – have made accusations against the married NFL star.
Tucker denies every misconduct and on Tuesday he burned the accusations 'shocking and heartbreaking'. His wife has now confirmed that she is also with him.
The 35-year-old married Amanda Bass in 2015 and the couple has one child together. She said Outkick: 'The false accusations against Justin have caused our family so many injuries. I believe my husband, and I love him and fully support him. '
Last week it was reported that NFL researchers visited Baltimore to interview massage therapists who have accused the Ravens -Kicker of sexually inappropriate behavior.
Under the allegations against Tucker, they are repeatedly – and deliberately – exposed his upright genitals.
Justin Tucker Amanda's wife insists that she 'fully supports' her husband despite the allegations
Two therapists say he has brushed them with his penis. More than once, meanwhile, the kicker is accused of leaving what seemed to be on the massage table.
The alleged incidents would all have taken place between 2012 – Tucker's Rookie season in Baltimore – and 2016.
Saw new allegations, which emerged last month Tucker accused of 'leaving what (was) supposed to be ejaculation on the table' and 'make intense eye contact during a massage while it was exposed'.
Various therapists said they ended up Tucker's sessions early or refused to work on him again, and managers of two spas said they had forbidden him to return.
Tucker – A practicing Catholic who regularly spoke about his faith – repeated his denials on Tuesday.
He said to Outkick: 'I claim that at any time before, or after a professional bodywork treatment session I acted at any time, nor have I been told that I am unwanted with a massage therapy provider. These claims are simply not true. '
He added: 'I can ensure that the person reading this, that I have never intended to respect anyone, cross a border or make someone feel uncomfortable in any way.
“It destroys me to know that everyone I worked with would not have felt respected and appreciated as a professional, but more importantly as a person, and for everyone who has felt otherwise, I am sorry.”
Earlier this week, Ravens General Manager Eric Decosta spoke about the future of the kicker in the light of the 'serious and relevant' allegations.
Speaking at the NFL Combine, Decosta refused to exclude the player's contract.
'The allegations are serious, in terms of. The amount of allegations is serious and worrying, “he said.
“I think we're lucky that the competition is conducting an investigation. We wait as patient as we can do as much information as possible as we can, and we make our decisions based on that. '
Decosta added that he had met Tucker, but refused to share the details of the conversation.
Tucker told Outkick that he started massage therapy in 2012 in 2012 outside the Ravens organization -during his Rookie season in Baltimore.
