Constance Wu was hesitant to speak about sexual harassment she suffered from producer in her book

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Constance Wu wept as she spoke about sexual harassment she had experienced from a producer while working on the series Fresh Off the Boat.The Richmond, Virginia native, 40, appeared Monday on Late Night with Seth Meyers, where she said she initially 'didn't want to write' to include the details of the aforementioned experience in her new book Making a Scene.'That was the last essay I wrote for the book, and only after being, like, pushed by my editor, like, "You should write about this.

This is what people want to hear,"' the Crazy Rich Asians actress said. 'And I was like, "I'm done with that chapter in my life."' The latest: Constance Wu, 40, wept as she spoke about sexual harassment she had experienced from a producer while working on the series Fresh Off the Boat appearing Monday on Late Night with Seth Meyers Wu said that she was scared of being retaliated against if she spoke out about the harassment when it was occurring.'I had never done anything big before,' she said. 'I had just graduated from being a waitress.

I was scared of being fired. Once I, sort of, felt a little bit of job security then I started saying no to this producer, which infuriated him. 'But it was okay, so I thought, ''You know what?

I handled it.'' I don't need to stain the reputation of this show or of this producer. I can just keep it inside.'Wu said that she was 'never really able to be [herself] on set,' noting, 'I'd see my abuser being buddy-buddy with everyone else, knowing what he had done to me.' Wu said she initially 'didn't want to write' to include the details of the aforementioned experience in her new book Making a Scene Wu told Meyers that she was scared of being retaliated against if she spoke out about the harassment when it.