In a swift turn of events following Harvey Weinstein’s ousting from his own company, The New Yorker has released a comprehensive expose detailing allegations of rape against the movie mogul by three women.

Investigative journalist Ronan Farrow, after a meticulous 10-month investigation, engaged with three women who assert that Weinstein forcefully engaged in s**ual acts with them, including oral and vaginal s**.

One of the accusers, Italian actress and director Asia Argento, recounted a harrowing incident from 1997 when, at the age of 21, she was lured to a hotel room under false pretenses and subjected to unwanted advances from Weinstein.

Despite her protests, he proceeded to perform oral s** on her, leaving her feeling powerless.

Argento expressed, “I know he has ruined many lives before.

That’s why this story, though dated in my case, along with others, has remained untold for so long.”

Lucia Evans, a former aspiring actress, disclosed her distressing encounter with Weinstein in 2004, where she felt coerced into performing oral s** despite repeatedly refusing.

Evans lamented how victims often feel culpable, enabling Weinstein’s predatory behavior to persist unchecked.

Another victim, who opted to remain anonymous, revealed how Weinstein assaulted her in a hotel room under the guise of a professional meeting.

She emphasized feeling trapped due to her vulnerable position and the need to maintain her job, resulting in prolonged contact with the perpetrator.

Farrow also interviewed 16 past and present employees of The Weinstein Company, who witnessed or had direct knowledge of Weinstein’s pattern of s**ual harassment within the workplace.

Actress Mira Sorvino recounted a distressing encounter with Weinstein in 1995, where she felt intimidated and fearful of his advances, highlighting the pervasive culture of fear surrounding the mogul.

In response to The New Yorker’s revelations, Weinstein vehemently denied any non-consensual s**ual encounters and asserted that all relationships were consensual.

He cited undergoing counseling and expressed a desire for redemption and a second chance.

The New Yorker’s exposé follows a damning report by The New York Times, which detailed decades of s**ual harassment allegations against Weinstein, ultimately leading to his termination from The Weinstein Company.

As more victims come forward with their stories of harassment, the entertainment industry grapples with the fallout, with prominent figures denouncing Weinstein’s alleged misconduct and efforts underway to disassociate from his tarnished legacy.