Miller for NewsAl Gore, former vice president and present climate change advocate, is facing a claim he sexually assaulted a masseuse in Portland in 2006.

Get ready for more Gore-y details. 

The masseuse who made the shocking claim she fought off the frisky former vice president has come out of hiding. 

Molly Hagerty, whose 2006 claim that Al Gore attempted to have sex with her in Portland, Oregon, recently came to light, insists her tawdry tale is true. 

"Al Gore is a pervert and sexual predator," the red-headed 54-year-old massage therapist tells the National Enquirer in an exclusive interview that hits stands on Thursday. "He's not what people think he is - he's a sick man!" 

Hagerty tells the supermarket tabloid she has video surveillance and DNA evidence that her will support her claims regarding her touchy-feely experience with Gore. 

The story broke last week, and soon after Portland police released their report on the incident, which Hagerty claims took place in a posh hotel on Oct. 24, 2006. 

According to the transcript, Hagerty told police that Gore, who was in town to speak about climate change, was looking for a "happy ending" to their massage session. When she refused, he attempted to have sex with her. 

Police ultimately dropped the investigation and no charges were ever pressed due to lack of evidence, and because Hagerty repeatedly cancelled follow-up interviews. 

The Washington Post reported last week that Hagerty was looking for $1 million to tell her sordid story. 

Gore's personal life has become tabloid fodder in recent weeks since the surprising announcement he and his wife of 40 years, Tipper, were separating. 

It was followed by reports that Gore had an affair with the wife of comedian and "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David. She quickly denied the claim. 

"It's a total fabrication," Laurie David, who co-produced the Oscar-winning Gore documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" told The Huffington Post. "I adore both Al and Tipper."

Gore has remained mum on any reports of alleged affairs or Hagerty's claim.