Actor Jared Leto has denied allegations of sexual misconduct made by multiple women in a new BBC documentary, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Leto stated that he has never sexually assaulted anyone in his entire life.
The BBC report features accusations from four women who claim Leto engaged in criminal sexual conduct when they were teenagers, as reported by CBS News and the BBC. A separate report from The New York Times says ten women have accused Leto of sexual misconduct in the documentary.
The Hollywood Reporter notes that Leto responded to the fresh claims in the bombshell BBC documentary by issuing a denial. Fox News also reported that Leto has responded to the allegations made by multiple women in the explosive documentary.
The documentary, produced by the BBC, has drawn significant media attention due to the number of accusers and the nature of the allegations. Leto, an Oscar-winning actor known for roles in "Dallas Buyers Club" and "Requiem for a Dream," has not provided further details on the specific claims.
The situation continues to develop as more outlets report on the documentary's content and Leto's response.
