Jason Derulo has been cleared of sexual harassment lawsuit in the past/SPLASH NEWS
Jason Derulo states he has faced false sexual harassment allegations from women on multiple occasions.
American singer Jason Derulo has stated that he will no longer be in a room alone with a female coworker.
His choice stems from a sexual harassment lawsuit spanning nearly two years that has resulted in millions of dollars in losses, even though it was dismissed twice in separate jurisdictions.
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During an interview with Graham Bensinger, Derulo stated, “I will never be alone in a room with a woman that I work with… ever, ever again.
“That case was dismissed twice. And I lost so many brand deals, relationships off of a story that was not even slightly believable.
“Why didn’t they post the dismissal at least? Wouldn’t that be fair?”
The interview occurred as Emaza Dilan, an aspiring singer, has reopened her sexual harassment lawsuit against Derulo in New York, following the dismissal of similar allegations on procedural grounds in both California and Nevada.
While no court has made a ruling on the merits of the allegations, Derulo indicated the ongoing accusations have already resulted in the loss of significant brand partnerships and led him to fundamentally alter his approach to interacting with women in work environments.

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