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Over the past year, many celebrities in Hollywood have come forward with stories about alleged sexual abuse and sitcom legend Bill Cosby — some supportive, others not so supportive.
Comedian George Lopez, in an interview with Howard Stern, is the latest celebrity to share a personal anecdote about Cosby.
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Lopez says he and Cosby talked about four-and-a-half years ago while Lopez was prepping to host the Playboy Jazz Festival.
Instead of giving Lopez advice on how to host a festival, Cosby supposedly steered the conversation into picking up women attending the shows. Lopez also said Cosby’s behaviour towards women is “one of the worst-kept f—ing secrets” in Hollywood, implying that many people are, and have been, aware.
“He says, you know, like, ‘If you meet a lady, man, put her in the audience. Don’t bring her backstage,'” Lopez said, doing his best Cosby voice.
“‘If you want to get blown, keep her out there’ … none of it had anything to do with jazz, by the way,” he said.
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Lopez claimed that Cosby’s call lasted 45 minutes, with a scant five minutes dedicated to jazz and the rest about “eating ass… allegedly.”
Cosby is facing criminal charges after Canadian woman Andrea Constand said she was drugged and sexually assaulted. Over the past few years, more than 50 women have alleged the comedian touched them inappropriately and, in some cases, drugged them and raped them.
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