Getty ImagesThe talk show host was first accused of harassment by his former E! wardrobe stylist in November — but before the accuser went public with the claims, Seacrest chose to get out ahead of the story, vehemently denying the “reckless” allegations against him and agreeing to fully cooperate with an internal investigation into matter at the network.
Nearly three months later, E! completed its investigation into the allegations by outside counsel hired by NBCUniversal and found “insufficient evidence to support the claims.” The American Idol and Live With Kelly and Ryan host then wrote a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter about the experience, in which he once again denied the claims and expressed his desire to be a part of changing the systemic gender inequality issues in Hollywood.
“To have my workplace conduct questioned was gut-wrenching. I’ve always aimed to treat all of my colleagues with honesty, respect, kindness and compassion. Yet, I knew, regardless of the confidence I had that there was no merit to the allegations, my name would likely soon appear on the lists of those suspected of despicable words and deeds,” Seacrest wrote. “I absolutely want to be part of the change, the progress, that is coming. I did not want to be a postscript of evidence of its cause.”
Hearyee Hearyee The court of public opinion is in order. The honorable Judge Gossip presiding
All rise. The accused has done horrible things. He has refused to pay the victim millions of dollars. The evidence has now been presented in the court of public opinion.
Does the jury of Zebb and Robert Wilson find the defendant guilty. Of course they do.
Another career in the garbage pail.
next case please!
Guilty until proven innocent!
I dont think Ryan Seacrest is guilty of anything. I believe a member or members of Hedley are finally in hot water after years of entertaining underage teenage girls in their dressing room after concerts.