n a dramatic turn of events, megastar is set to face his former assistant, , in court. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered that a jury trial commence on August 18, 2025, marking a significant moment in the bombshell lawsuit against the actor. The lawsuit, which has captivated public attention, was filed by Jonasson against , his production company , and his sister , who serves as the President of One Race.
was hired in 2010 to work as assistant during the production of in Georgia. claims that her job was to ensure left a room at the St. Regis hotel without being photographed while he entertained a group of women.
After the women departed, alleges that forcibly groped her breast, kissed her without consent, and attempted to remove her underwear. She described being pinned against a wall and forced to touch his genitals, followed by stripping down to his underwear and pleasuring himself while she stood in shock. Jonasson and the #MeToo movement The former assistant asserts that her employment was terminated by sister shortly after the incident.
She believes her refusal to comply with alleged sexual demands led to her dismissal. stayed silent for years, fearing retribution from one of Hollywood's most powerful actors and the potential jeopardy to her green card status. However, inspired by the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, decided to speak out.
Her lawsuit highlights the protection offered by the and California's AB2777, which revives claims of sexual harassment and.
