EXCLUSIVE: Outrage Grows as Suicide Threat Celebrity Still Cannot Be Named Over Abuse Allegations

EXCLUSIVE: Outrage Grows as Suicide Threat Celebrity Still Cannot Be Named Over Abuse Allegations

Nov. 4 2026, Updated 3:31 p.m. ET

Fury has erupted after a household-name celebrity accused of sexual wrongdoing by multiple women was allowed to remain anonymous, despite a High Court judge throwing out his attempt to prevent the allegations from being published.

RadarOnline.com can reveal more than 30 women have provided first-hand accounts of alleged sexual wrongdoing by the well-known man, identified only as PPT, with more than 100 people interviewed by ITN and the Guardian in Britain.

Hospitalized Star Denies Exploitation Claims

The celebrity, who is currently in hospital, denies the allegations, which concern alleged inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities involving multiple young women.

And the well-known individual – accused of "inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities" with multiple young women – still cannot be named in case he appeals.

The ruling has sparked fierce criticism from press freedom campaigners and lawyers, who warned allowing individuals to use threats of suicide to prevent damaging allegations from being reported could have a chilling effect on ...