A recent lawsuit has surfaced accusing Harvey Weinstein of bragging about having a s**ual relationship with Jennifer Lawrence after being rejected by another actress.

The lawsuit, which was filed in Los Angeles, states that an unnamed woman claims Weinstein forced her to perform oral s** on him against her will.

Weinstein, a prominent film producer, has vehemently denied all accusations of engaging in non-consensual s**ual activities.

The legal documents describe an incident in 2013 where Weinstein allegedly assaulted the unidentified actress by pushing her to the ground during a meeting at his office.

Reportedly, when the actress rebuffed his advances, Weinstein questioned her ambition to succeed in acting, mentioning his alleged liaison with Jennifer Lawrence as a point of comparison.

However, Lawrence promptly refuted any romantic involvement with Weinstein, asserting that their interactions had always been professional.

In response to the lawsuit, Jane Doe, the accuser, is pursuing legal action against both Weinstein and The Weinstein Company, the production studio co-founded by Weinstein and his brother Bob.

She has filed charges of s**ual battery and discrimination.

A spokesperson for Weinstein dismissed the lawsuit as malicious, expressing Weinstein’s embarrassment over the situation involving Lawrence, whom he maintained a respectful professional relationship with.

The representative criticized the allegations as a deliberate attempt to defame Weinstein without factual basis.

Meanwhile, a separate development sees a group of Weinstein’s accusers opposing his attempts to disclose private emails as part of his defense against s**ual assault charges in New York.

The accusers have raised concerns about confidentiality and are seeking to prevent Weinstein from publicizing the emails to sway public opinion.

Weinstein’s civil lawyer criticized the accusers for obstructing the truth from emerging, emphasizing their ulterior motives behind making serious allegations and then attempting to impede transparency.

The ongoing legal saga surrounding Weinstein is set to continue, with his next court appearance scheduled for December 20.