Chris Noth, 68, in a rare public outing in New York… more than a year after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct
- The actor was accused of sexual assault by five women in December 2021
- He has denied the sexual assault allegations, saying his “encounters were consensual.”
- Noth was subsequently fired from the CBS show The Equalizer and his scenes in the And Just Like That… finale were cut.
- No criminal charges or civil legal actions have been filed.
- The actor could potentially be legally affected in the future by the Adult Survivors Act passed in New York
Chris Noth was seen out on a rare outing in New York City on Wednesday, more than a year after multiple women accused him of sexual assault.
The 68-year-old actor, who last summer said his marriage was intact, was seen walking, wearing a green long-sleeved zip-up sweater, black pants and black and green sneakers as he crossed the street. .
The Madison, Wisconsin-born actor who shares two children with wife Tara Wilson, 43 – Orion, 14, and Keats, two – is best known for playing the role of Mr. Big in And Just Like That… and Sex. and the city
The latest: Chris Noth, 68, was spotted out on a rare outing in New York City on Wednesday, more than a year after multiple women accused him of sexual assault.
Noth in December 2021 was accused by two women of sexual assault in a story published by the hollywood reporterregarding the incidents that occurred in 2004 and 2015. Subsequently, three other women accused the actor of sexual assault in the wake of the initial story.
The Good Wife actor later released a statement denying any wrongdoing, saying: “The allegations made against me by people I knew years, even decades, ago are categorically false.”
These stories could have been from 30 years ago or 30 days ago, it doesn’t always mean no, that’s a line I didn’t cross. The meetings were consensual.
Noth faced swift professional consequences in the wake of the allegations, as he was fired from his role on the CBS crime drama The Equalizer, scenes that aired at the end of And Just Like That… were cut, and a Peleton commercial . appeared on was taken off the airwaves.
The actor was seen walking around, wearing a long-sleeved green wool zip-up sweater, black pants, and black and green sneakers as he crossed the street.
Noth in December 2021 was accused by five women of sexual assault
No criminal charges or civil legal actions have been filed amid the multiple allegations, the sources said. page six last month, and law enforcement officials have not contacted him since the allegations became public.
Celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred, who represents a woman named Lisa Gentile who says Noth was violent towards her in 2002, told the outlet that she has not “brought any civil cases” against the actor.
A source told Noth’s publication: ‘Chris lost every job he was given but was never sued and never filed a criminal complaint. There have been no settled claims.
Noth was photographed at the And Just Like That… premiere in New York on December 8, 2021, just before the misconduct allegations were made public.
He was photographed at the event with his wife Tara Wilson, 43; the couple share two children
‘If one of the women had gone to the police, [they] would have had an obligation to investigate regardless of the fact that the statute of limitations has passed. But there was nothing. In general, the absence of a police report or civil suit is not proof that the accusations are false. There are many reasons why prosecutors don’t file lawsuits and don’t want to file a police report.’
The source noted that with the passage of the Adult Survivors Act in New York, “some accusers may decide to file a lawsuit in the future.”
At the time the news broke, Noth’s Sex and the City co-stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis said they were “deeply saddened to hear of the allegations against Chris Noth” in a joint statement they released. on their Instagram Stories accounts.
“We stand with the women who have come forward and shared their painful experiences,” the group said. “We know it’s a very difficult thing to do and we congratulate you on it.”