Justin Tucker hit with new accusations of inappropriate behavior by three more massage therapists

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been hit with fresh allegations of inappropriate behavior by three more massage therapists.

It means nine employees from five spas and wellness centers have now come forward with claims against the married 35-year-old.

The Baltimore Banner reports that one of the three new massage therapists claim Tucker stroked her inner thigh and left what she claims was ejaculate on her table.

The woman, who used to work at high-end spa The QG in downtown Baltimore, provided what she claimed to be an internal memo of her experiences with the Super Bowl winner from 2015.

It read: 'I understand that Justin Tucker is an important client to The QG, but as an employee of The QG who has tolerated the previous interactions with him, I no longer feel safe or comfortable working with him.'

The initial report detailed the cases of six massage therapists who recounted firsthand experiences with Tucker from 2012 to 2016.

Several therapists said they ended Tucker's sessions early or refused to work on him again, and managers from two spas said they banned him from returning.

'We first became aware of the allegations from the reporter investigating this story as they were not previously shared with the NFL,' league spokesman Brian McCarthy said in a statement. 'We take any allegation seriously and will look into the matter.'

Tucker has been accused of exposing his genitals, brushing two therapists with his exposed penis and leaving what they believed to be semen on the massage table after three treatments.

Tucker posted a statement on social media calling the allegations about him in the Banner story 'unequivocally false.'

'In accusing me of misconduct, the article takes innocuous, or ambiguous, interactions and skews them so out of proportion they are no longer recognizable, and it presents vague insinuations as fact,' he said.

When asked about the fresh allegations against Tucker, his lawyers referred the Banner back to his initial social media post.

A representative of the spa chain Ojas said Tucker was 'immediately terminated as a client' in 2014 after 'a massage therapist reported an incident that allegedly occurred during a massage therapy session with Justin Tucker.' 

Owners of Studio 921, which is now closed, said through an attorney they 'took immediate and decisive action to ban this individual from our business and services to ensure a safe environment for all.'

Tucker, 35, just finished his 13th season in the NFL, all with the Ravens.

He's achieved stardom both league-wide and among Baltimore fans in a way that's rare for a kicker, and his 66-yard field goal in 2021 remains the longest successful kick in league history.

In 2022, Tucker agreed to a four-year contract extension through the 2027 season. That deal included $17.5 million guaranteed.

'We are aware of the Baltimore Banner's story regarding Justin Tucker as well as his response,' a Ravens spokesman said earlier this week. 'We take any allegations of this nature seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.'

The allegations have some similarities to unrelated accusations made against another NFL player, quarterback Deshaun Watson.

More than two dozen women accused Watson of sexual assault and harassment during massage therapy sessions while he played for Houston.

After being traded to the Cleveland Browns, Watson missed the first 11 games of the 2022 season after an independent arbitrator determined that he had violated the league´s personal conduct policy.

More to follow.