Trigger warning: This article contains descriptions of an alleged assault
Actor Alexa Nikolas has made serious accusations against Jonah Hill, claiming that he assaulted her when she was 16 years old. However, Hill’s legal representatives vehemently deny these claims, labeling them as a “complete fabrication” and asserting that the alleged incident never took place.
Nikolas, known for her role in Zoey 101, took to Twitter on Sunday (July 9) to share her account of the incident, alleging that it occurred at an exclusive house party. Recounting the events, she claimed that Hill forcefully pushed her against a door after she asked him for a cigarette.
In her tweet, Nikolas wrote, “#JonahHill didn’t hand me the cig which I thought was weird, and then as we walked back to the door I asked him for it, and he said nothing but slammed me to the door and shoved his tongue down my throat.” She further revealed her shock and disgust, stating that she immediately pushed him away and ran inside.
Continuing her thread, Nikolas asserted that Hill was aware of her age, writing, “Just to note #JonahHill said if I wanted the cig I had to come with him outside to get it. He didn’t wanna go ‘all alone.’ They were all aware I was 16.” Expressing the lasting impact of the alleged incident, she shared that she has been traumatized by men in Hollywood and called for change in the industry.
In response to these serious allegations, Jonah Hill’s legal representative, Marty Singer, categorically denied the claims.
Singer referred to the incident as a “complete fabrication” and asserted that it never occurred. He further characterized Nikolas as a “demonstrably unreliable” source and referred to her as a “serial accuser” who has made various accusations against multiple men in the entertainment industry.
Prior to these allegations, Alexa Nikolas had founded Eat Predators, an organization focused on targeting alleged sexual assault predators. At the time of reporting, representatives for both Jonah Hill and Alexa Nikolas had not responded to requests for comment.
