After eight people, including four who had recently spoken out, gave fresh and more information about his alleged sexual wrongdoing in an article published in the’ New York ‘ magazine’s’Vulture’ area, Neil Gaiman is once more under investigation. The claims are echoed in the audio series Master: The Allegations Against Neil Gaiman from last year.
Scarlett Pavlovich, a former maid of Gaiman and his previous wife Amanda Palmer’s infant, is one of the important prosecutors. She claims Gaiman allegedly encouraged her to bathe in their yard shower before posing as a naked alongside her. She even claimed that when she refused his advances, he sexually assaulted her and that he asked her to lay on his shoulder and refer to him as “master.”
Pavlovich, nevertheless, continued to supervise and faced more admitted situations. Pavlovich claimed she had spoken with his ex-wife and that she had also filed a police record, but the case was dropped. She claims that she eventually agreed to an NDA regarding the alleged physical abuse. Gaiman paid her a complete of$ 9, 200 over nine months.
According to the report, the majority of the people he allegedly abused were in their 20s, with the youngest being 18 years old. Gaiman, at the that day was in his 40s.
While all of the defendants claimed to have at some stage muddled up with Gaiman by calling him “master,” they claim that no discussions or agreements had been reached regarding certain BDSM activities.
When contacted by the US release, Gaiman’s members refuted the claims, saying they were all sexual encounters.
In the midst of the claims, artist J K Rowling took to social media to denounce intellectual world’s solitude. The Harry Potter author posted on the social media platform X,” The artistic crowd that had a hell of a lot to say about Harvey Weinstein before he was convicted has been oddly muted in its response to numerous accusations against Neil Gaiman from younger women who’d always met, but- as with Weinstein- tell extremely similar stories.”
Gaiman has won numerous awards, including the comic book series The Sandman and the novels Good Omens and Coraline.
