Netflix’s Sandman author Neil Gaiman accused of raping babysitter in new allegations
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Months after the initial allegations against author Neil Gaiman, which he denies, four more women have come forward with sexual assault claims. One of the women who has spoken out against The Good Omens author is Scarlett Pavlovich, who was working as the nanny for his five-year-old son at the time.
Pavlovich was included in the initial complaints published by Tortoise Media but has now told New York Magazine how he assaulted her while his son was in the hotel room. She claims that Gaiman, 64, raped her under the covers after she tried to signal to him she did not wish to have sex and asked: ‘What the f**k are you doing.’.
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During the alleged assault on February 19, 2022, Pavlovich claimed he continued to speak to his son, who was playing on an iPad and facing the bed. She says she was in a ‘state of shock’ and froze as Gaiman urinated on his hand and told her to ‘lick it off’. He then allegedly insisted she gave him oral sex while the bathroom door was still open.
The author has denied the allegations stating that all relationships were consensual and has since told New York Magazine this hotel incident was ‘false’ and ‘deplorable’. Pavlovich recalled other incidents including joining her naked in the bath and – despite her explicitly saying ‘no’ – ejaculated on her face.
He reportedly called her his ‘slave’, engaging in BDSM with the accusers who at some points played along but allege this was not always discussed or agreed upon beforehand. She told the magazine he allegedly attempted to have anal sex with her using butter as lubricant which she objected to as it wasn’t ‘hygienic’.
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