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Brett Favre is reportedly being sued for sexual harassment in New York by two massage therapists.

"Good Morning America" reports that Christina Scavo and Shannon O'Toole, two former New York Jets massage therapists, are suing Favre, with Scavo claiming he propositioned her and another unidentified woman to join him together. Scavo claims, according to "Good Morning America," that Favre texted the unnamed woman, writing, "Brett here, you and Crissy want to get together, I'm all alone," and she says he sent another text that read, "Kinda lonely tonight, I guess I have bad intentions."

Scavo claims that after she rejected Favre and her husband confronted Favre, both she and O'Toole were not hired again by the Jets to give massages.

Favre recently closed the book on another scandal. He was fined $50,000 on December 29 by the NFL after an investigation into claims that he allegedly sent inappropriate messages to "The Daily Line" reporter Jenn Sterger.

According to deadspin.com, Sterger received voicemails and pictures of male genitalia a couple of years ago from someone she believed was Favre. The fine was levied after Favre was found by the NFL to not be "candid in several respects during the investigation, resulting in a longer review and additional negative public attention," according to "Good Morning America." The league could not confirm that Favre had sent the objectionable photographs, according to the TV show.

The football great reached a milestone as he says he will retire after this season, and he sat out the last game of the Minnesota Vikings season with an injury.

For more on this story, tune in to "Good Morning America" on Tuesday.