Favre was paid $1.1 million for motivational speeches that he never gave, according to a report.
The money that was reportedly paid to Favre in 2017 and 2018 came from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families welfare fund, and was part of athat was paid to Favre, a professional wrestler, a horse farm and a volleyball complex.
Budd Holmes, Favre’s lawyer, admitted that the FBI spoke with Favre regarding the case, a fact that was not previously known. "I am doing all that I can to support this investigation to make things right for the people of Mississippi and I have shared all that I know, which is that I was paid for three years of commercials that I did, and I paid taxes on the money, as I should," Favre"Of course the money was returned because I would never knowingly take funds meant to help our neighbors in need, but for Shad White to continue to push out this lie that the money was for no-show events is something I...
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