Neil Gaiman Faces Additional Sexual Misconduct Allegations from Multiple Women
Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman, renowned for works such as The Sandman, Good Omens, and Coraline, is now facing new allegations of sexual assault. A recent report by Vulture features multiple women sharing their alleged encounters with the 64-year-old novelist, including Scarlett Pavlovich, who previously babysat for Gaiman and his former wife, Amanda Palmer.
According to Pavlovich, she became friends with Palmer at the age of 22 and was later asked to babysit for the couple’s son at their home on Waiheke Island, New Zealand, during a period when Gaiman and Palmer were separated. Pavlovich recounted an incident where she and Gaiman were alone waiting for his son to return from a playdate. Gaiman allegedly suggested she take a bath, and she claimed he later joined her in the tub while naked.
The report has added to mounting scrutiny of Gaiman's personal conduct, with allegations dating back several years. Neither Gaiman nor his representatives have publicly commented on the latest accusations.
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