A string of young female nurses employed to care for the 95-year-old comic book legend claim he asked for oral sex in the shower and to be 'pleasured' in his bedroom.
- Jan 10, 2018
AceShowbiz - Marvel creator Stan Lee has been accused of groping and harassing the nurses caring for him at his home in Los Angeles. According to Daily Mail, the nursing company is currently in a legal dispute with the 95-year-old comic book legend after a string of young female nurses claimed he asked for oral sex in the shower and to be "pleasured" in his bedroom.
"Stan is an old man who has seemingly lost his way," a source with knowledge of the situation said to the publication. "He doesn't seem to care what people think of him, he's lost his filter. There has been a stream of young nurses coming to his house in West Hollywood and he has been sexually harassing them. He finds it funny."
The source went on alleging that Lee "walks around naked and is vulgar towards the women, he asks them for oral sex in the shower and wants to be pleasured in his bedroom. He uses the word p***y and f**k in their presence." The source added, "He's also very handsy and has groped some of the women, it's unacceptable behavior, especially from an icon like Stan."
According to the source, "The owner at the nursing company has openly said to people that Stan has sexually harassed every single nurse that has been to the house. That got back to Lee and sparked this whole thing." The source concluded, "It appears the owner, who has nursed Stan herself, eventually decided enough was enough."
A rep for the nursing company confirmed that several nurses had complained and the owner of the company had also spoken to Lee directly. But the company stopped working for him at the end of 2016. The rep also revealed that Lee actually had been "polite, kind and respectful" to their staff.
Lee's lawyer, Tom Lallas, has issued a statement in response to the allegations. "Mr. Lee categorically denies these false and despicable allegations and he fully intends to fight to protect his stellar good name and impeccable character," Lallas said in the statement obtained by the site.
"We are not aware of anyone filing a civil action, or reporting these issues to the police, which for any genuine claim would be the more appropriate way for it to be handled," he continued. "Instead, Mr. Lee has received demands to pay money and threats that if he does not do so, the accuser will go to the media. Mr. Lee will not be extorted or blackmailed, and will pay no money to anyone because he has done absolutely nothing wrong."
Lee's wife, Joan, passed away in July at 93 years old.
