Fox drops The Four’s Charlie Walk amid sexual harassment complaints
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Shortly after Universal Music Group placed the Republic Records president on leave Wednesday as it investigates allegations of sexual misconduct, Fox has opted to axe Walk, a judge on The Four: Battle for Stardom, according to Deadline. The move comes one day before the Fox music competition airs its final pre-taped episode on Thursday. Deadline also reports that another woman has come forward after Life Lab founder Tristan Coopersmith published an open letter accusing Walk of harassment. The anonymous woman, a record industry marketing executive, said Walk would send her explicit images and video via Snapchat and attempted to lure her into his hotel room.
TOPICS: Charlie Walk, FOX, The Four, Tristan Coopersmith, Reality TV, Sexual Misconduct
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