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Acclaimed British author Neil Gaiman has been accused of sexual misconduct by eight women in a recent article published by New York Magazine. The allegations include assault, coercion, and abuse, with a prominent account from Scarlett Pavlovich, who stated that a non-consensual sexual encounter took place during her time babysitting Gaiman's child.
Pavlovich described meeting Gaiman and being invited to take a bath in their garden bathtub, where the encounter escalated without her consent. She reported that Gaiman attempted to forcefully penetrate her and later paid her $9,200 over nine months, during which she signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) concerning the incident.
The article states that the women involved were predominantly in their twenties, with the youngest being 18 years old. Another accuser, Kendra Stout, noted Gaiman’s disregard for safe practices in BDSM and noted that discussions of consent were absent.
Gaiman has previously denied all allegations made against him, asserting that relationships were consensual and claiming that Pavlovich had a condition leading her to develop false memories regarding the incident.