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<\/p>\nThe fallout from Asia Argento’s sexual assault scandal continues.<\/p>\n
Page Six\u00a0reports that CNN has pulled episodes of “Parts Unknown” that the #MeToo movement activist either appears on or that she directed from its streaming service, CNN Go, following allegations that she had sex with an underage former co-star, who was later paid in a settlement deal.<\/p>\n
Asia appeared on two episodes of “Parts Unknown” — the food, travel and culture series hosted by her late boyfriend Anthony Bourdain, who\u00a0committed suicide in June\u00a0while in France to shoot the show — that were filmed in Rome and Southern Italy. She also directed a Season 11 episode that took place in Hong Kong.<\/p>\n
“In light of the recent news reports about Asia Argento, CNN will discontinue airing past episodes of ‘Parts Unknown’ that included her, until further notice,” a CNN spokesperson told\u00a0Buzzfeed News.<\/p>\n
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Days ago, it was revealed that Asia had been fired from her role as a judge on Italy’s version of the competition show “X Factor” because of the scandal.<\/p>\n
In September, The New York Times reported that Asia recently paid Jimmy Bennett $380,000 after he accused her of sexually assaulting him in a Los Angeles-Area hotel room. (They had intercourse in 2013 when\u00a0he was 17 and she was 37; the legal age of consent in California is 18.) Asia denied having “any sexual relationship” with Jimmy and claimed that Anthony, who met Asia in 2016 while filming Season 8 of his show, had actually paid the settlement for her so that they could move on.<\/p>\n