suspicion that it was her.

It's unfortunate that she or any person would have to or be expected to work in conditions where they feel uncomfortable as a result of someone's inability to be a stand-up person on the job site.

Is it wrong to assume that the alleged actions are, in fact, true considering he's been so quickly dropped from the show, his other jobs, and even his agency?

And honestly, I can't see or understand how, in today's climate, anyone could think acting in this way - the kind that leads to these types of charges/allegations - is beneficial to their future.