Marilyn Manson removed from ‘American God’ and ‘Creepshow’ roles after allegations of abuse

Marilyn Manson was removed from two television shows after actress Evan Rachel Wood and four other women filed allegations of abuse against the rocker on Monday.

Manson, whose real name is Brian Warner, released a statement on Monday denying the charges, calling Woods’ allegations of sexual and physical abuse against him “horrible distortions”.

Starz announced on Monday that he “is unmistakably with all victims and survivors of abuse” and has therefore removed the next episode of the “American Gods” series with Manson.

“Due to the allegations made against Marilyn Manson, we have decided to remove his performance from the remaining episode he is on, scheduled to air later this season,” the network confirmed on the TV show’s verified Twitter account.

MARILYN MANSON SPEAKS THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS OF ABUSE: ‘HORRIBLE DISTORTIONS’

Manson played a recurring role during the third season of the series, with the shock rocker appearing in an episode recently on Sunday night, reports Entertainment Weekly.

In addition, AMC’s Shudder removed Manson, 52, from an upcoming segment of the “Creepshow” series, a network representative confirmed to Fox News. Each episode of “Creepshow” airs in two parts, and while Manson’s first segment aired previously, the second with it will be replaced.

Wood, who was already engaged to Manson in 2010, posted his accusations on Instagram Monday morning, claiming that the rocker “brainwashed and manipulated” her during their relationship.

EVAN RACHEL WOOD ACCUSES MARILYN MANSON OF ABUSE, CREATING: ‘I AM ALIVE IN FEAR’

Actress Evan Rachel Wood (right) accused rocker Marilyn Manson (left) of 'horribly abusing' her.  He denied the charges on Monday in a written statement on Instagram.

Actress Evan Rachel Wood (right) accused rocker Marilyn Manson (left) of ‘horribly abusing’ her. He denied the charges on Monday in a written statement on Instagram.
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He has since left his label, Loma Vista Recordings.

The “Beautiful People” musician posted a denial on his own Instagram.

“Obviously, my art and my life have always been magnets for controversy, but these recent statements about me are horrible distortions of reality,” he said. “My intimate relationships have always been entirely consensual with like-minded partners.”

He concluded: “Regardless of how – and why – others are now choosing to misrepresent the past, that is the truth.”

After Wood shared his own charges, at least four other women posted their own charges against Manson in a show of solidarity, Vanity Fair reported. The women claimed to have suffered “sexual violence, psychological abuse and / or various forms of coercion, violence and intimidation”. The vehicle noted that Manson has denied similar claims in the past.

MARILYN MANSON “IMMEDIATELY” LEFT THE REGISTRATION LABEL FOLLOWING ALLEGATIONS OF ABUSE

Wood met Manson when she was 18 and he 36.

Marilyn Manson was reportedly removed from his two roles in

Marilyn Manson reportedly was removed from his two roles on “Creepshow” and “American Gods”.
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In 2018, a police report was filed against Manson for non-specific sex crimes since 2011, The Hollywood Reporter revealed. However, the district attorney rejected the case, claiming that the statute of limitations had expired and an “absence of corroboration”. Manson’s lawyer, Howard E. King, Esq., Also denied complaints about the media.

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Manson is known as one of the most eccentric figures in rock because of his unique and mysterious appearance and frightening personality. He was nominated for four Grammy awards in the metal categories.

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He also worked as an actor, including stints in “American Gods” and “Sons of Anarchy”.

Stephanie Nolasco and Nate Day of Fox News contributed to this report.

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