Tim Westwood has resigned from his Capital XTRA show as several women have filed allegations of sexual misconduct. This was officially announced on Wednesday (April 27th) by the station's parent company.
According to a joint study by the Guardian and the BBC, three women accused Westwood of predatory sexual behavior, and the other four claimed to have groped for them at an event while taking pictures with him. bottom.
Since the allegations were published earlier this week, three venues have canceled performances by previously renowned DJs.
"Following the recently revealed allegations, Tim Westwood has resigned from his show until further notice," said a global spokesman.
All women were black, and the alleged incident occurred in their late teens or early twenties, ranging from the 1990s to 2017.
A 64-year-old DJ representative violently denied cheating when faced with the allegations.
"Any proposal that he is acting or acting in the manner described is false and seriously detrimental," his lawyer said.
The allegations against veteran British DJs were the subject of a BBC documentary titled Tim Westwood: Abuse of Power, which aired in the UK on Tuesday night (April 26).
It is currently unknown who or which show will replace Westwood's show on Capital XTRA.
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