SILENCED! NBC's Megy Kelly BOOTS a Sexual Assault Accuser off her Show Hours After Filing a Police Report Against NBC Host Ryan Seacrest

Suzie Hardy, the E! and 'American Idol' host's personal stylist who claims to be the victim of sexual harassment, writes: "Everyone in Hollywood who stands by Ryan now is choosing not to believe me."


Editor's Note: Seacrest's and NBC Universal's responses to the allegations in this column are included below.



It's been four months since I sent a letter to Ryan Seacrest and E! detailing the sexual assault and harassment I endured while I was Ryan's personal stylist from 2007 to 2012. To give a little context to my job, I didn't just style Ryan for the E! News show in studio. I packed clothes for him to wear on American Idol, I traveled with him and styled him for New Year's Rockin' Eve in Times Square, I got him ready for red carpet shows for the Grammys, Golden Globes and Oscars. We worked the Disney Christmas parade every year. I made late-night runs to his house to get his looks together for countless appearances and events. I was his personal stylist as much as I was anything.



When the #MeToo movement empowered so many women to come forward with their truths, I did so as well. In response to the letter, E! owner NBC Universal conducted an incomplete investigation of the facts and declared the results "inconclusive." Ryan chose to immediately author a guest column in The Hollywood Reporter falsely claiming he had been vindicated and attempting to portray himself as the victim. I finally said "enough is enough" and went public with my name and the ugly details of what I endured.