Atlanta-based ESPN sports reporter Erin Andrews said her life has been a “nightmare” since a peeping Tom secretly shot naked video of her in a hotel room, then posted it on the Web.

“I did nothing wrong,” she told Oprah Winfrey in a taped interview that aired today. She felt “victimized” again when the paparazzi hounded her after the videos leaked.

“It was horrifying reliving it,” she said. She was especially upset by media outlets showing clips or still frames from the videos.

“They were glorifying it,” she said. “There was no need to show those. I’m a crime victim.”

She didn’t know who the perpetrator was, and nobody has been arrested yet. She noted that there were at least two videos in two different hotels.

When a friend called her to tell her about the videos, she didn’t believe it because she knows she had never voluntarily been videotaped nude.

After seeing the videos, she first called her parents. She told them she felt her career was over. (That didn’t happen. She’s now back at work with ESPN.)

The videos quickly went viral and was seen countless millions of times. Even as Andrews’ lawyers tried to stop it, law enforcement told her there’s no way to completely eradicate them from the Web.

Andrews had not spoken publicly about the videos before the meeting with Oprah and has no plans to do so again.

“I didn’t even want to do an interview,” she told Oprah. “I just wanted to get back to work. I wanted to ignore it. But I feel there’s a responsibility. I have the power to share it with you. I want to set the record straight. But I’m not going away. I’m going back to work.”

Today, she said she feels paranoid and anxious, even in her own home or a hotel. “I always feel like I’m being videotaped,” she said.

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