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Kevin Spacey enters treatment facility in midst of scandal

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Following numerous accusations of sexual harassment and assault, Kevin Spacey has reportedly entered a specialized treatment facility.

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People confirmed that the two-time Oscar-winner has entered an unidentified facility but offered no other information.

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On Nov. 2, a rep for the actor issued a statement indicating that Spacey would be “taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment. No other information will be available at this time.”

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Over the past few weeks, the once-respected actor has become a toxic figure due to numerous allegations of sexual harassment and assault.

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The floodgates opened after Star Trek: Discovery actor Anthony Rapp — who appeared on Broadway alongside Spacey when he was a teenager — alleged that Spacey, then 26, “was trying to get with me sexually” during a party, when Rapp was only 14.

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Rapp’s story led to numerous other accusers coming forward, which resulted in Netflix issuing a statement declaring that the streaming service will “not be involved with any further production of ‘House of Cards’ that includes Kevin Spacey.”

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In addition, Spacey’s already-filmed scenes in the Ridley Scott-directed All the Money in the World will be reshot, with Christopher Plummer taking over his role.

Spacey has issued no public comments since Oct. 29, when he issued a lengthy tweet responding to Rapp’s allegations, coming out as openly gay and claiming to be “beyond horrified to hear his story.”

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