Babble Girl star Ed Westwick on Tuesday denied affirmations from Los Angeles-based performer Kristina Cohen that he assaulted her.
Cohen made the affirmation in a Facebook post on Monday.
"He held me down and assaulted me," Cohen said of the asserted episode that happened three years prior at Westwick's flat.
Westwick tweeted on Tuesday, "I don't have the foggiest idea about this lady. I have never constrained myself in any way, on any lady. I absolutely have never dedicated assault."
Cohen, 27, has showed up in more than twelve films and TV scenes, assuming minor parts going back to 2009, as per IMDb. She is the principal individual to freely blame Westwick for rape or badgering.
Westwick, a 30-year-old British performer, is best referred to for his part as Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl and is at present featuring in the BBC Two TV arrangement White Gold.
Agents for Cohen and Westwick did not react to BuzzFeed News' solicitations for input.
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In a nitty gritty post on Facebook, Cohen said that in the course of the most recent month she has battled with whether to share her account of being sexually struck, and chosen to approach to defeat her blame and help other people do likewise.
Cohen said the charged assault happened while she was going to Westwick with another man. She felt awkward and tired and said she needed to leave when Westwick recommended "we should all fuck." Instead, she stated, Westwick and the man persuaded her to sleep.
"So I went and set down in the visitor room where I in the long run nodded off," Cohen said. "I was woken up suddenly by Ed over me, his fingers entering my body."
"I instructed him to stop, however he was solid," she proceeded. "I fended him off as hard as I could yet he snatched my face in his grasp, shaking me, disclosing to me he needed to fuck me. I was incapacitated, frightened. I couldn't speak, I could never again move. He held me down and assaulted me."
Cohen said the "bad dream" proceeded when the other man pointed the finger at her, saying she was a dynamic member, and forced her to not talk up or else it would demolish her profession.
"I trust my approaching will help other people to realize that they are not the only one, that they are not to fault, and it isn't their blame," she said.
Michelle Broder Van Dyke is a columnist
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