Sarah Silverman apologizes to the accuser of Louis CK for defending him
Sarah Silverman apologizes to the accuser of Louis CK for defending him
Sarah Silverman apologized to comedian Rebecca Corry, one of the women who reportedly accused Louis C.K. of asking to masturbate in front of them, for the comments he made in an interview with Howard Stern on Monday that he seemed to defend C.K.
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In her conversation with Stern, Silverman said CK, a friend of hers for a long time, had asked the same thing when they were younger, but said that unlike women who filed similar claims last year, she was not always upset . for the requests.
Silverman said that she and Louis C.K. they were "equal" and "equal", and that "he could not offer me anything".
Corry tweeted in response, "To be very clear, CK had 'nothing to offer', since I was also his equal on set the day he decided to sexually harass. [sic] I. He took away one day for which I worked for years and still has no regrets. It is a predator that victimized women for decades and lied about it. "
Silverman responded with a tweet on Tuesday: "Rebecca, I'm sorry, Ugh, that's why I do not like to weigh in. It seems I can not press my program without being asked, but you're right." They were the same and he fought. with you and it's not right, I'm sorry, friend, you're so talented and so kind. "
Corry accepted the mea culpa and added: "I'm sorry that your friend has created this situation, we deserve to do our art without having to deal with this s ---".
Last year, five women, including Corry, said The New York Times that C.K., whose given name is Louis Székely, had sexually harassed them. Three women claimed that she masturbated in front of them, one alleged that she did while she was talking on the phone and one fifth, Corry, said that she had asked to do it in front of her, although she refused. C.K. He later issued a statement in which he admitted the behavior described by his accusers and said that at that time he believed that his actions were acceptable because "I never showed a woman my d --- without first asking ... but what did I do? learned later in life, too late, is that when you have power over another person, ask him to look at your d --- it's not a question, it's a problem for them. "
"The power I had over these women is that they admired me, and I exercised that power in an irresponsible way," he added. "I regretted my actions, and I tried to learn from them, and I fled from them ... I wish I had reacted to their admiration for being a good example for them as a man and giving them some advice as a comedian, even because I admired their work."
In her interview with Stern, Silverman stated that she believes C.K. He is repentant, and hopes that he can continue to do comedy.
"He will have to find his way or not find it," he said.
It seems that he is fulfilling his wish: last August, C.K. Made for the first time since the allegations were made public.
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