Brooke Hundley, mistress of former ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips, had plenty to say to 'Good Morning America' about how the public's reaction to her affair with the married sports commentator has affected her, how she felt trapped in a relationship with Phillips, and how she feels toward Phillips' wife Marni.

"I think people are so quick to make a judgment," Hundley told Kate Snow of 'Good Morning America.' "It's almost like, 'Here's a great chance for me to destroy a person without ... thinking about the fact that there's a human being behind those words.' I've been called things by the public that no woman should ever be called."

Watch the video after the jump.

Brooke Hundley -- the "tubby temptress" that had an affair with ESPN's Steve Phillips -- spoke to the media for the first time this morning, talking to Kate Snow on Good Morning America. It wasn't an extraordinary interview by any means; Hundley claims that actions the media has described as "stalking" were more like desperate attempts to alert people to what was going on between her and Phillips. You can believe what you want about that.

The most interesting part of the interview, shown below, is that after all the verbal abuse she took -- including being called the C-word and "whore" -- an innocuous Jay Leno joke about her looks was her "breaking point." The joke can be seen in the story: Jay compares Hundley to Phillips' wife and says "What was he thinking?" He then says, "I realize you can't have steak every day, but please..."

So, there you have it. Jay Leno broke the spirit of someone with his "biting" humor. Heck, I figured his lame jokes would have broken everyone's spirit years ago, but I guess some people can still get hurt by his butter knife jabs.