It's been an action-packed summer for ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews. First she was hit in the face with a line drive foul ball hit by New York Mets player Alex Cora, and just days later nude video footage surfaced online. The video footage was shot from a voyeur angle, and at the time of its release many claimed that it was a publicity stunt that she staged. During an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show on Friday, however, Andrews denies that it was staged.

In fact, Erin says that she "would never do this to myself" and that she feels re-violated when people accuse her of staging the scandal. Andrews, 31, also said that the video clips were shot by a peeping tom on at least two different occasions in hotel rooms.

She said:

"I am the victim of a stalker because we know that this happened in at least two rooms. I was getting ready to go work a college football game in at least one of the videos I was able to identify."

Andrews said that she learned of the videos from a friend.

She recalled:

"'You need to check this out. People are saying this is you on the Internet naked,' " Andrews recalled..'

" laughed at him. I said, 'No, it's not. Nobody has naked footage of me. Are you kidding?' . . . He got really upset, and he said, 'Erin, you gotta look.'

I opened up the computer, could feel my heart pounding, saw it for two seconds and got hysterical."

Andrews also said that cops told her "you're just gonna have to deal with the fact that this is never gonna come off the Internet." And now, she says: "even if I'm in a hotel or in my house, I feel like I'm being videotaped," and that when she arrived in a Chicago hotel room before heading to the studio to tape the interview, "we looked for cameras."

Reflecting on the incident, she added:

"I think it'll always make me feel nervous, but I also feel it's my duty to come out and show this person, 'You know what? I worked hard for my career, and I got there the right way, and you're not gonna break me down.' "