Katy Perry Investigated Following Ruby Rose’s Sexual Assault Allegations
Police in Australia are currently investigating sexual assault allegations against Katy Perry made by actress Ruby Rose. The claims date back to 2010 and involve an incident at a Melbourne nightclub.
Details of the Investigation
The Victoria Police’s Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team (SOCIT) has confirmed an ongoing investigation. The spokesperson stated, “Police have been told the incident occurred at a licensed premises in Melbourne’s CBD.” Further comments have been withheld due to the current status of the investigation.
Allegations Raised by Ruby Rose
- Ruby Rose publicly accused Katy Perry of inappropriate behavior during a night out at Spice Market, a now-closed club in Melbourne.
- In a post on Threads, Rose detailed an incident where Perry allegedly “pulled her underwear to the side and rubbed her disgusting vagina on my face.”
- Rose stated she filed a police report and is unable to comment on the case due to standard police protocol.
Katy Perry’s Response
A spokesperson for Perry swiftly denied the allegations, calling them “categorically false” and “dangerous reckless lies.” The representative did not provide further comments when approached by media.
Background Information
Reports indicate Rose and Perry socialized at the Spice Market in August 2010, although the exact date of the alleged assault has not been confirmed. Rose claims to have corroborative photographs and asserted that several witnesses were present during the incident. She also mentioned that her relationship with Perry, which included receiving letters of recommendation for her U.S. visa, made sharing her experience challenging.
Ruby Rose’s Journey
Now 40 years old, Rose reflected on her experience, stating it took nearly two decades for her to speak publicly about it. She expressed gratitude for finally finding her voice and acknowledged the profound impact of trauma on individuals.
The investigation into these serious allegations is ongoing, and both parties have stated that they will no longer discuss the matter publicly as it remains under police review.
