Scarlett Pavlovich, a former babysitter for Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer, is among the many women who have levied s*xual a**ault allegations against author Neil Gaiman.

Amanda Palmer is “profoundly disturbed” by the sexual-assault and abuse allegations against her estranged husband, Neil Gaiman, but “she has no comment” on them, a representative said. As multiple women accused Gaiman of assault and abuse in New York ’s latest cover story,

After Vulture’s bombshell exposé detailing sexual assault allegations against Neil Gaiman came out earlier this week, the best-selling author’s ex-wife Amanda Palmer finally made a public statement.

In a podcast last summer, two women accused Neil Gaiman, the popular and influential comic book author and fantasy novelist, of sexual assault. Since then, others have stepped forward with similar allegations.

More women have come forward to accuse the author of assault, abuse, and retaliation in a report that also sheds light on his ex-wife's involvement.

Palmer has faced criticism for allegedly enabling Gaiman's behavior, with online commentators accusing her of facilitating relationships between the author and vulnerable women. Critics highlight her lack of intervention and suggest complicity in the misconduct. Palmer has not issued any public response to these claims.

Neil Gaiman, the famous writer behind books such as Good Omens, The Sandman, and Coraline, is now the subject of an increasing number of sexual allegations.

Amanda Palmer, the American singer, songwriter, and performance artist best known as the lead vocalist and lyricist of the punk cabaret duo The Dresden Dolls, was married to acclaimed British author Neil Gaiman for 11 years before their divorce was finalised in 2022.

A former babysitter for Gaiman claims he raped and degraded her on multiple occasions, including in front of his young son, allegations which the author denies