Jared Leto got 'handsy,' creeped out bartender, sent shower selfie - 'bombarded me with texts'
Key Points:
- Jared Leto is accused by Gracelisa Akers of following her to her car and persistently pursuing her after she declined his advances at a 2011 concert, including sending unsolicited texts and a near-naked selfie.
- Akers describes Leto's behavior as aggressive and entitled, highlighting a pattern of not respecting boundaries, which mirrors recent allegations by four other women accusing him of sexual misconduct with minors.
- Leto has hired high-profile attorney Alex Spiro amid multiple claims of sexual misconduct, with reports suggesting some allegations may have been settled privately.
- The actor and musician has categorically denied all accusations of sexual assault, calling them false, while his band, 30 Seconds to Mars, prepares for a European tour next year.
- The revelations add to long-standing rumors about Leto's private life, with multiple women alleging inappropriate behavior spanning several years, prompting calls for validation and support for victims.