Chris Noth, who starred in Sex and the City, has been dropped by his talent agency after a third woman accused him of sexual assault.
The A3 Artists Agency fired the “Sex and the City” star on Friday, December 17, just one day after he angrily disputed two distinct charges, one from a woman in 2004 and the other from a woman in 2015.
A third woman, who asked to remain anonymous but went by the moniker Ava, told the Daily Beast on Friday that the actor, 67, had reportedly sexually attacked her while working at a New York City restaurant in 2010. She was 18 years old at the time, according to the outlet.
Ava, who had recently graduated from an acting conservatory, told the outlet she was hired at Da Marino as a hostess who also sang on nights the restaurant had a pianist.
Ava alleged to the outlet that Noth was often at the restaurant, saying that he “was always intoxicated” whenever he came into the restaurant.
She said;
“I cannot remember in detail how many times we spoke, but with great familiarity, one night he told my boss I would sing with him even though I hadn’t filled the restaurant yet.”
Ava claimed that after their performance, she and Noth “spoke about her profession and hometown of Toronto” at a table while he groped her and “pressed me over his erection.” Noth kept saying, “I love Canadian women,” according to Ava, while doing so.
Ava claims she went to her manager’s office at the end of her shift to get paid for the night, and Noth followed her. She described him as “sloppy,” “heavy,” and “powerful,” and said he acted as though they had “deliberately snuck out together clandestinely.”
Noth “forced her body against a desk, kissed her, and digitally penetrated her,” she claimed.
Ava said;
“At first, it felt as though I was the only person in the universe who could hear me saying ‘no’.
“I was so hopeful that would be the end of it. My limbs hurt in the morning.
“He wasn’t hearing ‘no,’ but he heard me when I said ‘not here’ and convinced him that I would meet him somewhere else.”
She also said that Noth texted her from his home and asked for her address to send a car, but she never replied.
Noth has however denied the allegation, describing it as a “piece of bad fiction”. His Rep said;
“The story is a complete fabrication, and the alleged accounts detailed throughout read like a piece of bad fiction.
“As Chris stated yesterday, he has and would never cross that line.”
Noth, whose character Mr. Big just died from a Peloton-induced heart attack in SATC, did not deny having sexual encounters with the 2004 and 2015 accusers but told TMZ that both interactions were consensual.
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