Erin Andrews Awarded $55 MILLION in Nude Peephole Case!

Fox Sports anchor and Dancing With the Stars co-host Erin Andrews just scored a major legal victory in her highly-publicized lawsuit against the Marriott International hotel chain.

Back in October, Andrews sued Marriott for $ 75 million, alleging that the company allowed peeping tom Michael barrett to request the room next to hers without informing her of the potential danger.

The result was a nude video of Andrews that went viral online in 2009.

The veteran sports journalist and TV personality says she was severely traumatized by the incident, and was nearly forced to abandon her career due to feelings of shame and humiliation.

Andrews stated in court testimony that she believes the Marriott corporation and Barrett are both directly responsible for her years of suffering, and today, the jury agreed with her.

It was reported moments ago that Andrews has been awarded $ 55 million in her lawsuit.

The damages were divided equally between the two defendants, with Barrett ordered to pay $ 28 million, and the Marriott the remaining $ 27 million.

Barrett already pled guilty in a criminal case and spent two years behind bars.

Andrews – who had previously given highly emotional testimony – reportedly broke down in tears as the ruling was announced.

Erin Andrews: Suing For $75 MILLION in Nude Peephole Case!

Fox Sports beauty Erin Andrews is still pushing for justice after a pervy peeping tom secretly videotaped her in her hotel room back in 2008.

The Dancing with the Stars co-host and veteran sports reporter filed an amendment to her ongoing, 2011 lawsuit against Marriott hotels.

For $ 75 million dollars!!

It seems almost quaint now, in a post-Fappening word where hacking is standard, and where high production value porn is the new sex tape.

But back in the day, the Erin Andrews peephole video was a very, very big deal, and some clown even went to prison for taking it. Prison.

The year was 2009.

Michael David Barrett put a camera in the peephole of her hotel door and got a grainy video of Erin Andrews nude as she got dressed.

Footage of the blonde “leaked” online, but unlike the complex iCloud breaches nowadays, the FBI tracked down Barrett fairly easily.

Given that he was, you know, in the room next to her filming Erin naked, it wasn’t too hard to figure out. Should’ve just turned on Cinemax.

Andrews sued Marriott, claiming its employees were negligent in giving Barrett the room next to hers, at his request, no questions asked.

Defense attorneys wanted her to be specific about what she’s seeking in damages, and she obliged, saying $ 75 million will do the trick.

Whether she gets anywhere near that sum is not the point … Marriott is in some hot water and will be setting in the millions of dollars.