Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct from multiple massage therapists. According to reports, six women have accused him of inappropriate behavior at several high-end spas in the Baltimore area between 2012 and 2016. The claims include exposing himself, making unwanted physical contact, and other disturbing actions during massage sessions.
Here is more about the sexual misconduct allegations against Tucker.
Justin Tucker accused of sexual misconduct
Ravens’ Justin Tucker has been accused of sexual misconduct by six massage therapists who claim he engaged in inappropriate behavior at multiple high-end spas in the Baltimore area between 2012 and 2016. The women allege that Tucker exposed himself during sessions, made unwanted physical contact, and left behind bodily fluids on massage tables. (via The Baltimore Banner)
Several therapists stated that Tucker’s actions were so unsettling that they either cut sessions short or refused to work with him again. At least two spas reportedly banned him as a client after staff complaints. Despite the incidents occurring years ago, the women say they have struggled with the experience and are now speaking out.
One therapist, who worked on Tucker in 2016, described feeling ‘degraded’ by the encounter, adding that whenever she shared her experience in the past, people either dismissed it as “goss[ip]” or treated it as a “joke.” Although the therapists did not know each other, they provided similar accounts of Tucker’s alleged misconduct.
Among the accusers, five women alleged Tucker asked for massages on his pelvic region and inner thighs while visibly aroused. They claimed he repeatedly shifted his body to cause the sheets to fall away, exposing himself. Two therapists said he made physical contact by brushing them with his exposed genitals. Three others recalled finding a suspicious wet spot on the massage table after his departure, which they suspected to be semen.
An upscale spa chain, Ojas, confirmed that Tucker was removed in 2014 as a client after a therapist reported an incident of inappropriate behavior.
