She filed a police report against him.
Another woman has accused Ed Westwick of rape. Us Weekly reported, Haley Freedman became the fourth person to accuse the former Gossip Girl actor of sexual assault, having filed a police report on Wednesday. "I can confirm Haley filed a police report on Wednesday, regarding allegations that Ed Westwick raped her," Haley's representative told Us Weekly. "She will be meeting with the district attorney next week."
Another source told the magazine that Haley "came prepared with evidence including personal medication information from her doctors to back up her claims against Ed Westwick." "The police report will remain confidential since there is private medical information that Haley handed over," the source told the magazine. "Haley plans on meeting with prosecutors next week and is fully cooperating with authorities."
The Los Angeles Police Department later confirmed to Bustle that a police report was filed. Teen Vogue has reached out to reps for Westwick and will update when we hear back.
Previously, Ed was accused of sexual assault by three other women. In mid-November, a woman named Rachel Eck said the actor sexually assaulted her at a villa in West Hollywood the night before the 2014 Academy Awards. According to Rachel, Ed allegedly tried to kiss her and push her against the wall multiple times before eventually pushing her onto a bed, where he "aggressively groped" her.
The accusation came just a week after former actor Aurélie Wynn accused the actor of raping her at a rental home in 2014. "I said no and he pushed me face down and was powerless under his weight," she wrote in a Facebook post. "I was wearing a one piece bathing suit that he ripped, I was in complete shock, I am also very tiny."
Aurélie credited Ed's first accuser, actor Kristina Cohen, for giving her the strength to come out about the allegations. Two days before, Kristina accused Ed of raping her at his house three years ago in a public Facebook post. Her accusations led to investigations by the Los Angeles Police Department, as well as the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office — both of which are ongoing, according to Bustle.
