Portia de Rossi, known for her role as Nelle Porter on Ally McBeal, has come forward with accusations against actor Steven Seagal, claiming he s**ually harassed her during an audition.

According to de Rossi, the incident occurred in Seagal’s office where he allegedly unzipped his pants and emphasized the importance of off-screen chemistry for a film they were auditioning for.

De Rossi took to Twitter to share her experience, stating, “My final audition for a Steven Seagal movie took place in his office.

He told me how important it was to have chemistry off-screen as he sat me down and unzipped his leather pants.”

These allegations from de Rossi follow similar claims made by Julianna Margulies, who recounted an uncomfortable encounter with Seagal when she was just 23 years old.

Margulies revealed that a female casting director had arranged for her to meet Seagal in his hotel room late at night for a scene discussion.

Margulies expressed her unease upon seeing a gun in Seagal’s possession, a situation she managed to escape from without harm.

Despite feeling shaken by the experience, Margulies emphasized that she was fortunate to exit the room unharmed.

Adding to the growing list of accusations against Seagal, former actress Lisa Guerrero disclosed her encounter with the actor during the mid-1990s.

Guerrero detailed how Seagal invited her to audition at his private residence, where he conducted the meeting while dressed in a silk kimono.

The Independent reached out to representatives of Steven Seagal for comment on the allegations brought against him, but there has been no response from the actor thus far.

The silence from Seagal’s camp leaves these claims unanswered and unresolved, as more individuals continue to speak out about their distressing experiences with the actor.