Lifetime star Natasha Wilson permanently disfigured after dog attack
USA Today • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Lifetime actress Natasha Wilson has filed a lawsuit against Gregory Marcel, the owner of a dog that allegedly attacked her at a West Hollywood dog park in November 2024, causing permanent facial injuries.
- Wilson claims the dog, Scruffy, was off-leash and behaved aggressively toward her French bulldog before attacking her, resulting in a laceration above her right eyebrow requiring sutures and leaving a visible scar.
- The lawsuit states Wilson has suffered ongoing physical and emotional pain, requires scar revision surgery, and has experienced a loss of earnings due to her injuries impacting her ability to work.
- Wilson alleges Marcel was aware of Scruffy's aggressive tendencies but failed to control or restrain the dog, and she is seeking economic damages including medical costs, lost wages, and litigation expenses.
- Wilson’s most recent acting role was in the 2024 independent film "Trust in Love," the same year as the alleged dog attack.
