On a recent episode of BBC’s Newsnight, Steven Seagal abruptly ended an interview after being questioned about allegations of s**ual assault made against him.

The discussion took a turn when presenter Kirsty Wark mentioned the #MeToo movement and delved into the sensitive topic.

Wark directly addressed Seagal, referencing the numerous accusations of s**ual harassment that have surfaced against him.

She specifically mentioned a rape allegation and inquired about how he navigates such serious claims.

In response to the inquiry, Seagal swiftly removed his earpiece, rose from his seat, and exited the interview set without completing the conversation.

His actions left viewers and the interviewer stunned as he made a hasty exit out of view.

Among the allegations faced by Seagal is one from a female extra who worked on his 1994 film “On Deadly Ground,” in which she accused him of rape at his Beverly Hills residence.

Additionally, British actress Rachel Grant came forward, claiming that Seagal s**ually assaulted her during a film rehearsal in 2002.

Another distressing account was revealed by actress Portia de Rossi, recounting an unsettling encounter with Seagal during a private office audition.

The actress detailed an incident where Seagal allegedly exposed himself and made inappropriate advances towards her, prompting her to leave the situation immediately.

Despite the serious nature of the accusations, Seagal vehemently denies all three claims brought against him.

The Hollywood actor, now 66 years old, has consistently refuted the allegations and maintained his innocence throughout the ongoing controversies.

Recent developments indicate that the Los Angeles District Attorney has announced that Se