Kevin Connolly Denies Sexual Assault Allegation From 2005

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Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by The Daily Beast on Wednesday.

Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by on Wednesday.According to Cox, the incident in question allegedly occurred in 2005 at a Manhattan wrap party for Connolly's directorial debut,.

Kevin Connolly has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2005 during a wrap party in Manhattan --allegations he has denied. A former assistant costume designer alleged that the "Entourage" star, 46, raped her at an event held for a movie he directed.

Entourage star Kevin Connolly, 46, is denying accusations of sexual assault made by costume designer Gracie Cox. “Kevin strongly supports victims of sexual assault and believes their claims should always be heard. As someone who has worked in this industry for four decades, he has treated people with nothing but respect and has maintained a stellar reputation,” the statement, issued by powerhouse attorney Martin Singer to The Daily Beast on Wednesday, July 15, read.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticEntourage actor Kevin Connolly is denying an accusation of rape made by a costume designer on his feature directorial debut Gardener of Eden.The Daily Beast reported today that the film’s assistant costume designer Gracie Cox alleges that Connolly raped her at the film’s wrap party in 2005. Cox told the Daily Beast that the assault occurred after Connolly led her to a deserted VIP area of Manhattan’s now-closed Butter lounge.In a lengthy statement released by a spokesperson for the actor-director, Connolly says “the incident with Ms.

Kevin Connolly has been accused of sexually assaulting a costume designer who he worked with in 2005 on the movie The Gardener of Eden.

Kevin Connolly is calling his accuser a liar.

ENTOURAGE star Kevin Connolly has been accused of sexual assault by a costume designer. Connolly strenuously denied the allegations and claimed the encounter was consensual.

The Daily Beast, however, she recalled the alleged incident, which took place at the bash, prior to which Cox and her team – headed by costume designer Amy Westcott – had been out for a private dinner.“We were at the party and I don’t think I’d been there for more than an hour or so when Kevin approached me and asked if I’d go with him for a smoke.“As soon as we were alone in that area, he started to kiss me,” she shared. “I didn’t know how to respond – but before I could even think about what to do about it, he pulled me into one of those little side (booths), and pulled down my pants, and turned me around, and within no time was inside of me.

Kevin Connolly, star of HBO's Entourage, has been accused of sexual assault by costume designer Gracie Cox.As originally reported by The Daily Beast, Cox alleges the actor-director attacked her at a 2005 wrap party for The Gardener of Eden, which was directed by Connolly and produced by Leonardo DiCaprio.

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