Neil Gaiman’s ex-wife Amanda Palmer has denied allegations of negligence and human trafficking, after being named in a lawsuit filed by a former feminine worker of the couple.
Earlier this week, civil lawsuits were filed in the US against the formerly married couple, with their former New Zealand nanny Scarlett Pavlovich alleging that Gaiman had dedicated assault, battery and inflicted emotional misery (which he denies), and likewise alleging Palmer’s negligence and involvement in trafficking.
Now BBC news reports that Palmer has taken to social media to deny in broad phrases the complaints made towards her, whereas saying she wouldn’t reply to particular allegations.
“I thanks all deeply for persevering with to respect my latest request for privateness as I navigate this extraordinarily tough second. I have to defend my younger baby and his proper to privateness.
“With that as my precedence, I cannot reply to the precise allegations being made towards me besides to say that I deny the allegations and can reply in the end. My coronary heart goes out to all survivors.”
British best-selling writer Gaiman in January denied the allegations of sexual misconduct made towards him by eight ladies, nonetheless the controversy has led to his writer Darkish Horse Comics cancelling his upcoming work and the UK stage adaptation of his e-book Coraline being pulled from the schedule. He has additionally been dropped by his agent.
Palmer, a member of the band Dresden Dolls, was married to Gaiman between 2011 and 2022. They’d a son in 2015.
