SiriusXM has pulled Brett Favre’s NFL show after being dubbed the “Queen of Comfort.” A spokesperson for the company confirmed the news but did not provide details.
Brett Favre was accused of taking welfare aid to build volleyball facilities
As you know, Favre is accused of soliciting money from former MS Governor Phil Bryant and nonprofit leader Nancy New to build a volleyball center at the University of Southern Mississippi (USM).
Favre reportedly received more than $6 million to fund the center and make speaking arrangements.
While he has repaid a million, the state auditor says he owes more than $200,000 in interest.
John Davis, former executive director of the Mississippi Department of Human Services. Confession of guilt to two federal charges “(wire fraud and committing theft involving federal loan programs and one count of theft involving federal funding programs).” He will be sentenced on February 3, 2023.
Brett Favre was accused of making charitable contributions to USM
In more Favre news, ESPN reports that Brett Favre’s organization, Favre 4 Hope, is accused of giving to his alma mater, the University of Southern Mississippi (USM). $130,000 which was initially for cancer patients.
The school reportedly received financial aid at the same time as Favre Application for welfare funds from MS State to also build a volleyball center at USM, where his daughter also attended school.
Favre 4 Hope’s mission is to provide support to “disadvantaged and underprivileged children and breast cancer patients” and receives donations from donors to help this cause.
Details of Hope’s Favre 4 tax documents
In accordance with Tax reports, the former NFL player organization donated $60,000 to the USM Athletic Foundation in 2018. But other organizations only received $10,000.
ESPN also says documents they have seen show Favre 4 Hope donated $46,817 to the USM Athletic Foundation in 2019. Special Olympics Mississippi also received a $11,000 grant.
So far, he has not been charged with any crime by the authorities.
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