Jenn Sterger, the woman at the center of the Brett Favre sexting scandal, spoke for the first time about the incident on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM ET on ABC). Sterger, a former sideline reporter, allegedly received racy texts, photos and voicemails from Favre, who was quarterback for the New York Jets at the time.

"I just want my life back. That's all I'm asking for, to be able to go back to work, to be able to go back to enjoy doing what I do, entertaining people, making people laugh," said Sterger.

"Sexting" is trendy and controversial. Sending sexually explicit photos and messages over the phone has gotten some celebrities into trouble. And David Letterman isn't a fan -- he doesn't get the whole "sexting" thing. Luckily, Sean "Diddy" Combs appeared on 'Late Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on CBS) and helped Dave out.

Combs and Letterman discussed the recent Brett Favre scandal, in which Favre was accused of sending photos of his private parts to Jenn Sterger, a sports reporter and model. Dave was confused, so Sean smoothly explained how to go about "sexting" someone. "I'm the perfect spokesman," he said. "I'm a sex-texter myself."

The sports world is abuzz with allegations that Brett Favre sexually propositioned former New York Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger in 2008, sending her voicemails and text messages featuring a photo of his phallus.

A.J. Daulerio, editor-in-chief of the sports blog Deadspin.com broke the sordid tale. He appeared on 'Red Eye' (weekdays, 3 AM ET on Fox News) and explained why he thinks the voicemails and sexts from Favre to Sterger that he posted are the real deal.

"The biggest thing for us was the voicemail messages," Daulerio explained. The area code was a 601 area code, he's from Mississippi, that's a Mississippi area code. It seems like for someone to impersonate him that's a large step to take to get after Jenn Sterger."

Daulerio also pointed out the watch in the penis-pic is very similar to a watch Favre wore during his Green Bay Packer's retirement ceremony.

Seek more information on this story at your own risk, but we can report that both the voice message and photo will make a fellow feel better about what he might have to offer the ladies.

If you're a sports fan, you probably know by now that the scamps over at Deadspin have gone through with their promise to publish the odd voice mails and raunchy cell phone photos Brett Favre allegedly sent to former Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger when the Vikings' QB played for Gang Green in 2008.

Why Deadspin is doing this is anyone's guess. Could be for page views. Could be that they want to debunk the wholesome Mississippi farmer image Favre has built over the last couple of decades. But this story is sure to have legs (and other body parts) for the next couple of weeks, or at least until the Vikings play the Jets on Monday night.

So, given all that's gone on, many sports fans are wondering who in the heck Jenn Sterger is, and why she's generating so much attention.