Jason Derulo Opens Up About Sexual Harassment Lawsuit and Personal Life on In Depth with Graham Bensinger
Jason Derulo recently discussed a sexual harassment lawsuit that has been following him for nearly two years on an episode of In Depth with Graham Bensinger. The lawsuit, filed by singer Emaza Dilan, has been dismissed twice but was refiled in New York. Derulo expressed how the accusations have impacted his professional life and stated that he has learned to never work with women again. He described specific allegations from the lawsuit, including one involving a claim of a goat sacrifice in a sexual ritual, which he vehemently denied.
Derulo highlighted the negative effects the lawsuit has had on his career, leading to lost brand deals and relationships. He questioned the lack of coverage of the case's dismissal and expressed frustration with the public perception of the situation. Despite the challenges he faced, Derulo emphasized the difficulty of responding to allegations publicly and the feeling of not being able to win in such situations.
The conversation with Bensinger also touched on Derulo's family dynamics and his views on relationships. He reflected on his upbringing and how success has changed his family relationships. Derulo shared his perspective on monogamy, stating that it may not be for him, but stressed the importance of honesty in relationships. He also addressed past headlines about his personal life, noting that many were embellished but chose not to publicly challenge them.
If you or someone you know needs support after experiencing sexual harassment or assault, resources like the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-HOPE (4673) or RAINN.org are available for confidential assistance.