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Amanda Palmer, ex-wife of Neil Gaiman, denies claims made in a recent lawsuit the place the plaintiff Scarlett Pavlovich alleges that Palmer didn’t warn her in regards to the historical past of sexual abuse and buying Pavlovich for Gaiman. The lawsuit cites human-trafficking fees underneath the Trafficking Sufferers Coverage Office. On February 8, Palmer spared a commentary on Instagram, denying the accusations. Her whole commentary is as follows: “I thank you all deeply for continuing to respect my recent request for privacy as I navigate this extremely difficult moment. I must protect my young child and his right to privacy. With that as my priority, I will not respond to the specific allegations being made against me except to say that I deny the allegations and will respond in due course. My heart goes out to all survivors.”
Pavlovich first met Palmer, who she was once partial to, in Auckland in 2020 and in the end was once presented a task via Palmer as a live-in governess at Gaiman and Palmer’s properties on Waiheke. Within the criticism, Pavlovich claims she was once an “economic hostage to Palmer and Gaiman” as she was once homeless and estranged from her population on the day. She additionally claims she was once raped via Gaiman a couple of occasions throughout her operate with them. Within the criticism, Pavlovich states that she was once no longer paid via the couple till nearest her operate ended.