Amanda Palmer Denies Allegations of Human Trafficking in Lawsuit Involving Neil Gaiman

The musician and ex-wife of Neil Gaiman has rejected claims made by a former nanny accusing her of negligence and trafficking, as Gaiman faces multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.

Amanda Palmer, ex-wife of Neil Gaiman, has denied allegations of human trafficking and negligence made in a lawsuit filed by former nanny Scarlett Pavlovich.
Scarlett Pavlovich alleges that Neil Gaiman repeatedly raped her while she worked as a live-in nanny for the couple in 2022 and claims Palmer knowingly facilitated the abuse.
Palmer stated on Instagram that she cannot comment on the specifics of the allegations but denies any wrongdoing and plans to respond formally in the future.
The lawsuit, filed in three U.S. states, accuses Gaiman of sexual abuse and coercion, with Pavlovich claiming she was economically dependent on the couple during her employment.
Gaiman has denied all allegations of non-consensual sexual activity, while Palmer has emphasized her focus on protecting her child’s privacy during this difficult time.

The Sydney Morning Herald