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Jared Leto Agency Affirms Support Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
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Jared Leto‘s talent agency is publicly supporting him following a recent surge of sexual assault allegations.
A representative from his agency, WME, confirmed to Page Six Hollywood that they continue to represent him and have no intentions of severing ties. Interestingly, WME mentioned that their client advisory committee is not currently reviewing the allegations against Leto.
In 2017, WME established a committee of approximately 20 staff members to assess the future of clients accused of sexual misconduct, particularly in light of the Me Too movement. This committee resulted in the termination of several talents, including Armie Hammer.
As previously reported, the “House of Gucci” actor has been accused of sexual assault, including rape, in a recent BBC documentary titled “Jared Leto: Hollywood’s Dark Secret.” Ten women have come forward with allegations, with four claiming that Leto sexually assaulted or threatened them during their teenage years. These alleged incidents occurred between 2002 and 2016.
Leto has categorically denied all allegations leveled against him.
He also refuted claims made by nine women in 2025, who alleged that the Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman acted inappropriately towards them, with some of the incidents occurring while they were minors.
Recent information from TMZ reveals that Leto is not currently facing a criminal investigation by the LAPD. Prosecutors had previously looked into a case involving one alleged victim but chose not to file charges.
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