Forced to eat vomit: Disturbing details emerge in fantasy author Neil Gaiman’s sexual assault allegations

According to the magazine’s cover, “British author Neil Gaiman faces new sexual assault allegations from multiple women following similar allegations reported several months ago.” New York Magazineentertainment website Vulture.

Eight women made accusations Gaiman assault, coercion or abuse in an article titled “There is no safe word.” Among the accusers is Scarlett Pavlovich, who took care of Neil Gaiman’s child.

Scarlett Pavlovich claimed she was close to Amanda Palmer, Neil Gaimanex-wife and took care of their child while she was away. During her meeting with Neil Gaiman, he encouraged her to take a bath in their old garden tub and joined her later. The author wanted Pawłowicz to call him “master”. She told him, “No, I’m not confident in my body.”

In one such scenario, Gaiman asked Pavlowicz to eat her vomit after an alleged attempted sexual assault.

Pawłowicz contacted Amanda Palmer and filed a police report. However, the case went no further. She later signed a non-disclosure agreement regarding the alleged sexual contract. Gaiman paid her $9,200 over nine months in connection with the case.

A report by a British news outlet states that in July 2024, another woman identified as K accused Gaiman of sexual abuse. Media turtle. She first met Neil Gaiman at a book signing in Sarasota, Florida in 2003 when she was 18.

When reports surfaced in 2024, Gaiman denied all allegations. In Pawłowicz’s case, he stated that she had health problems that resulted in her having false memories.

Neil Gaiman is a successful author known for his best-selling novels, comic books, and film and television adaptations. His notable works include “The Sandman,” “Good Omens,” “Coraline” and “Stardust.” He also served as an executive producer on the Netflix series “Dead Boy Detectives.”