Back in 1991, Steven Seagal allegedly engaged in a phone call with an actress where he made an unwelcome proposition.
The actress, who now works as a Hollywood executive and prefers to remain anonymous, disclosed that Seagal’s unwanted advance occurred following an incident where she was reportedly enticed into his trailer for a costume change.
During the phone conversation, Seagal purportedly asked the woman, “Would you be comfortable sitting on my face for an hour?”
Dismissing these claims, Seagal’s attorney refuted the allegation as “completely untrue,” as reported by Fox News.
The lawyer further commented, “It is intriguing that this individual chooses not to disclose her identity to lend credibility to her assertions.”
Referring to the fear of potential repercussions, the executive opted to withhold her name, as per Page Six’s article titled “Steven Seagal accused of telling actress to sit on his face.”
The actress, when she was younger, believed that engaging in a physical relationship with Seagal could have secured her a more significant role in their shared movie project at the time.
Although Seagal did not explicitly promise a better role in exchange for intimacy, the woman expressed her conviction that such an arrangement would have benefited her career.
Recalling the past, the unnamed woman stated, “I worked for two weeks, then they let me go.
If I’d gone to the hotel room and slept with him I would have had a much better role,” as cited by Page Six.
In her detailed account to Page Six, the Hollywood executive recounted her alleged encounter with Seagal while she was changing in his trailer.
She narrated, “A wardrobe assistant escorted me to Steven’s private trailer, and as I was changing into a corset, Steven attempted to intrude by opening the door and insisting on seeing what I looked like.”
Despite her protests about privacy, Seagal persisted, asserting, “I need to see what you look like.”
When she raised alarm and called for the wardrobe assistant, Seagal reportedly responded dismissively, saying, “It’s OK, I like nice girls, too.”
This unsettling incident occurred at a time when Seagal was married to actress Kelly LeBrock, who had recently given birth to their second child, according to the accuser.
She claimed that Seagal endeavored to barge into her dressing area and subsequently followed up with an inappropriate phone call the next day.
Upon reminding Seagal of his marital status, the woman alleged that his reaction was, “Ah, you are no fun.”
These allegations add to a series of s**ual misconduct accusations against Seagal, including recent claims made by actress Jenny McCarthy, who asserted that Seagal s**ually harassed her and issued threats when she refused to comply with his demands.
Notably, other actresses like Portia De Rossi and Julianna Margulies have also come forward with similar allegations against Seagal, as highlighted in separate reports from the Inquisitr.
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