Ex-TODAY Staffer Recounts Sexual Relationship With Matt Lauer When She Was 24 | Megyn Kelly TODAY

[@Polarbear-zy6vf]

Just because you later regret sleeping with someone, doesn't make you a victim.

[@ngjohn5892]

Facts!!

[@lengend03]

Exactly, this is getting out of control💯

[@raymondharvey4014]

Polarbear 123 right

[@BJ-fr5ls]

Polarbear 123 - OMG

[@breakingnews2664]

She's in it for the💵💸💵💸💵

[@Danipieee]

These were two consenting adults having an ongoing mutual sexual relationship and she’s sitting here acting like she was a groomed and molested child. Crazy.

[@inquisitor4635]

And the host of the show is passing her off as such.

[@Golgi-Gyges]

Danielle Liechty - 24 years old...not really a grown mind... research it

[@lur3950]

Danielle Liechty Agreed 2000%

[@coolusernameftw7055]

Exactly. It was an affair, plain and simple. And what’s REALLY sad about “stories” like this is that they take away from the seriousness of the women (and some men) that were actually harassed and assaulted and coerced. It’s really a sad situation smh 🤦‍♂️

[@shellybee9322]

This woman is not a REAL victim.

[@pamayers8681]

I have been 24 years old, she was flattered by his advances. This woman is not a victim.

[@JJ-yu6og]

Pam Ayers But he pursued her!

[@pamayers8681]

Jojo Jo she was 24! She was also flattered by his advances and let her ego get the best of her. She is totally acting like a victim and basking in her 15 mins. Women are culpable too.

[@fool4singing]

Exactly! As soon as Matt put the moves on her in his second e-mail to her, she was turned on. "Oh cool,.THE Matt Lauer is attracted to me,.I'm going for it!"

[@LovingAtlanta]

+ Pam Ayers - 👍I totally agree.

[@cobolsaurus]

By virtue of this reasoning, the legal age of women should be 30 then. She is not a victim.

[@ME-kc8hn]

When a woman has a consensual relationship and needs to exonerate herself from being complicit they turn the narrative into being victimized by a predator. She steals from true victims of abuse

[@duddydud]

Dizzamn ! real talk M E. I don't see what he did wrong. Seems like she was open to his advances. Only person that was wronged (possibly) was his wife . "So hard to talk about" huh? but you told the world.

[@ТоняЗаліська]

They tend to amplify their level of naveity "during their 20s"

[@johndolejsch5102]

People seem to forget it takes 2 to tango

[@viviannamiranda6016]

what is going on on these comments??? OMG! this woman has said several times that she was never forced to anything, she was young and naive, and still, she says she is no victim and she does takes full responsibility of her actions!! my question is; what is wrong with you people??? what is it? is this woman the only one in the world who has committed a terrible mistake???

[@__-ti2en]

There is no age limit 👆 that women can take full accountability for their actions. Their like kids that never grow up

[@stankaitis81]

Are u kidding me!!!! she was a 24 year old woman. she meet with a married man and had multiple mutual encounters. He never bribed her or nothing like that. And here she sits and plays a victim role. She should be ashamed of herself and the Today show as well.

[@Lexightonportia]

David Stan she's not playing the victim, she specifically pointed out that she had a part in all of this and was hard to forgive herself. She is ashamed and is simply stating that Matt had coaxed her into having the affair. Her coming forward about her experience may help convince others about the current allegations against him and his colleague.

[@jimijames9642]

David Stan I

[@user-jk7ko2zc5z]

Word..100%

[@moazdefasi8897]

David Stan because he is a fornicator

[@lucad6649]

She doesn't need to be a part of this, she wasn't assaulted. She was old enough to make a decision about who she wanted to be in a relationship with.

[@kcorpora1]

Sooooo true!!!!!! She was easy!

[@bonanzatime]

Luca D yeah but, she wants to be on TV, and this looked like the best way to do it.

[@ddavidone6538]

I want some attention ME TOO

[@adriand817]

Facts!

[@thegenzcompass2526]

Exactly 😒😒😒

[@Emmabruceofficial]

She knew he was married. 24 is old enough to know better, she is not getting the sympathy vote.

[@morgankelly9725]

Neither is Matt Lauer. My sympathy goes to all the other women that had to work around this mess, or didn't get promotions or jobs because they weren't screwing anyone. Or ANYONE, man or woman who finds that these situations demoralize the workplace. And you can fire people for engaging in adulterous affairs in the workplace. They do many times in Connecticut and New Jersey. They're called moral turpitude laws. No sympathy for the Matt Lauers of the world. I'm glad they took him down.

[@liliannamathers3428]

How did Krazy Kelly even get approval for this story? I really am asking, not rhetorically. I'm not sure of the date, but perhaps NBC wanted as much as they could get on Matt Lauer to make sure no one questioned his firing?

[@liliannamathers3428]

I didn't know about that, that's interesting. Now I can't stop thinking about that comment and forgot what else I was going to ask lol.

[@savannahsputnik1663]

Think back to when you were 24. Were you really that smart? She was approached by the head guy, the big honcho. I remember being 24 and that naïve and that stupid. I blame Matt Lauer. I get out of my situation before it was too late. But I felt so stupid later, it was the first time someone did that to me because I was young, pretty, and naïve.

[@kericompastio4705]

Agreed , she knew better and was completely in agreement with everything that happened.

[@jeanlaubenthal698]

This makes me sick to my stomach that real victims would hear this woman trying to dovetail her affair with the conversation of workplace abuse and say she was injured. Horrible.

[@omikredarhcs8221]

Work place abuse? She agreed to it.

[@itsrobo13]

The greater topic of discussion is that sexual abuse is centred around someone of power that exploits their own position to abuse others of lower stature. Sure this woman knew the opportunities that would arise if she went along with the affair, but regardless of her intentions Matt Lauer would still be using this tactic on other women or abuse them in other ways in the workplace. This story highlights the many facets of a perpetrator's mind and less so of the women involved.

[@AnonyMous-zy4wu]

She wants attention and money. How disgusting these women are.

[@omikredarhcs8221]

@@itsrobo13 If it worked once it might work again

[@glowblank17]

*THIS is FULLY her FAULT 🤦🏼‍♂️! SHE is GUILTY! If ANYTHING, she should be THANKFUL and APPRECIATIVE 🤠.*

[@braddywarbucks]

She had an affair with a married man. She is equally complicit. The only victim I see is Matt Lauer's wife. This lady knew what she was getting into. Advice my keester.

[@1223steffen]

Andrea constand is no victim either

[@paulcolburn3855]

Exactly. But she is broke. She wants $$$$$. So the only way to get paid is to be a victim.

[@paulcolburn3855]

@bloopers18+ I agree. She is not a victim. But she has to try and pretend to be one if she wants to get paid.

[@susieporter5239]

yes some people are not blameless either and the one found out is not the worst one in all this either many more involved !!!

[@susieporter5239]

megain is no angel that hurts her father .and poor sick sister .and also her x husband .has a very cruel lying heart too certainly much abuse of status and other peoples money ,shocking despicable too.without remorse how can such nasty wicked ones ever be fit to go to heaven unless they come clean and cry over their evil deeds.

[@erickagrant7646]

A 24 year old WOMAN, should know better than sleeping with a married man. Period.

[@bonniel4325]

I guess you've never made a mistake in your life, so you can judge.

[@davidawood5371]

ericka grant a 41 yr old married man should know better than to proposition a 24 yr old woman he works with. Period! Matt Lauer was married.. propositioned this aide where he worked, and SHE was the one that that should "know better"? Seriously? Quit the victim blaming.. it lets him off the hook.

[@erickagrant7646]

Davida Wood No doubt that Matt Lauer is to blame also. My point being that women are stronger than you may think. They actually have the ability to recognize a snake before engaging with him. No 'victim blaming' here because she WAS NOT A VICTIM! l

[@erickagrant7646]

She is doing a diservice to REAL victims.

[@erickagrant7646]

Mike Brink yes! She was "a young kid"! Noooooo, she was an adult and could have refused his advances. Both to blame. However, I would NEVER tell this story on tv. I have made mistakes but would never talk about it on tv! So strange to me! Do not feel sympathy! She is not "a victim".

[@pennyparks7101]

Bottom line he was married and she wasnt a child

[@emiliaescobar7652]

Bingo!

[@dannyhuffman]

Hi Penny hope you’re okay?

[@gregaustin8114]

This is insane. Take responsibility for your own actions! At age 24, you’re an adult!

[@viviannamiranda6016]

she did say several times that she is taking full responsibility for her actions, my question to you, have you ever done something wrong in your life???

[@gallopingnuns6732]

She was having to navigate advances from a powerful man within her workplace. At 24. As a PA, with knowledge that he could destroy your career with one phonecall. I certainly wasn't equipped at 24 with the worldliness to handle a delicate matter like that. I applaud you if you were.

[@TheCallie1981]

Why is she talking about this publicly? Isnt she ashamed of herself? We all have done shameful things in our past but we hope it never comes to light and here she is outing herself. Why would she want to embarrass her family.? So strange

[@RANDassociatesinc]

TheCallie1981 juuuuuuust a post-wall last ditch attention grab.

[@tronali5703]

Money.

[@sumlatinkid]

money or fame.....nah definitely money.

[@DirMichaelDavid]

she's outing herself as a bed winch, no sane and great guy will ever marry her now. and if she's already married or in a relationship, I'm sure her significant other is questing the validity of their relationship as she had no problems cheating with a married man plus she plays the victim

[@rwallace9848]

I'm not buying it. She is not a victim. Why is this even a story?

[@anniewilliams9317]

R Wallace she is calling it harassment she wanted to climb the corporate ladder now she wants to play the victim you know and I know she could have turn that off like a light switch but she chose to open the door now she wants to play the victim Matt's wife and children their the victim

[@fuczuc754]

she wants to set an example for democrat college students, that it's ok to get fked in bathrooms ,bent over toilets, in pursuit of a career. Which will never be fulfilling.

[@jld2554]

I totally agree. This is no story. This has no relevance to his otherwise "bad" behavior.

[@jodimassoud9126]

Not a new story... it's actually the oldest story in time... You cheated with a married man. Here's some advice: When a married man invites you to lunch he's not concerned about your nutrition.... You could've stood in the hallway at the studio and 'gotten his advice' in public for 10 min... How much advice did you NEED??

[@ahill4642]

R Wallace He hit on her, he had power over her... THAT makes her a victim of his sexual harassment

[@phelpsmarc]

What Lauer did was wrong, but Megyn is rubbing salt in it. NBC should not use Matt's departure for ratings. This seems really wrong and lame.

[@gelineavenir5905]

Everyone's capitalizing on the issue & jumping on the "me too" bandwagon. attention-seekers.

[@vanmoody]

Matt brought Oreilly on after his fall and lambasted him for doing what he had done himself.

[@donnakearse2503]

Sorry Megan. Stop making her a victim. She was an adult. She made the choice to meet him in his dressing room. You make me sick. You joke.

[@BrianCheng24]

This is a non story because it was consensual.

[@KB-iu2jh]

If a guy is hitting on you in the workplace then asking him for professional advice is not the thing to do.

[@amaredejesus2174]

Kate B True. That should make you stop right there and tell him to have some respect.

[@peekaboots01]

Kate B Exactly. She should be embarrassed to tell this story. This is a stupid show.

[@lumox7]

It's difficult to ask for advice with your mouth full.

[@vanmoody]

Women go nuts when they find out that they were not the only one. For some reason a woman has an affair with a married man and believes he has never done this with anyone else. They feel important and when they find out they were just another of the man's bedroom buddies they feel cheapened. I understand it. As was said on the video, always choose honor. You have to be able to look yourself in the mirror and like what you see.

[@stardustring]

She should have texted and him." This is totally inappropriate behavior Matt lauer" . He would have left her alone. Men in power try to see how much they can push the boundaries. She took the bait.

[@jesseoglesby3932]

Please...She said she was taking a job out of town, she could have simply said no and walked away, I call BS on this.And then she said it went on for a month after that, GTFOH!!!

[@jesseoglesby3932]

Modern Savage25 is that what they are calling it these days? I don't buy it....

[@thepincushionman7063]

NBC is fake news. Kelly is fake news. What did u expect? Sorry u got let down. I know how to prevent this. Stop watching faux nbc cnn cbs abc! Alphabet agencies are a scam!

[@jesseoglesby3932]

trha2222 No, I've never cheated on my wife, unlike you some of us have standards....

[@rachybaby72]

@Modern Savage25 I think the fact that it lasted a month says that her fun with a married man lasted only a month...

[@jeffrichey3623]

She was 24 years old - an adult - and she maybe an adult decision to have an affair with a married man. Who cares??

[@jimhanold9026]

Exactly!

[@laurenfrederick3029]

This is embarrassing. It detracts from real victims. She was perfectly able to say no. Absolutely despicable.

[@TGTK-FreeSpeech-]

They're acting like consent is a criminal act. It's yellow journalism and probably makes them good money.

[@laurenfrederick3029]

Roger B I agree. I think it was messed up for him to cheat on his wife, and for her to sleep with him knowing he was married. They were both old enough to know better.

[@laurenfrederick3029]

Modern Savage25 I was a small town girl at age 23 as well but I knew well enough not to sleep with a married man no matter how powerful. He's guilty too, clearly but this wasn't a case of him forcing himself on her, threatening that she would never move up if she didn't sleep with him, raping her, etc. They're both guilty parties and Lauer is clearly a slimy creep overall, I'm not arguing that point whatsoever.

[@geraldgeaf1292]

@Modern Savage25 Small town girls are the ones who still hold some of that "family value" thing i.e. they are even more strict about sleeping with married men. In the cities,sleeping with people is just ,well sleeping with people,whoever it is

[@ei8htb8ll]

100% agreed

[@faraboverubies1852]

I think it’s women like this that make real victims look silly. I believe that she knew what she was doing and she was flattered by him and was willing to do what she did.

[@kristin12945]

FarAboveRubies ! Ummm of course she was and he knew it! She is a victim. He knew the power he was wielding. Bottom line your not allowed to seduce the girls at the office especially when your in a position of authority or like ever.

[@mantis10_surf85]

Kristin Lara, That’s nonsense Kristin. She was 24 years old. She knew what she was doing. I’m sure she bragged to her friends during their affair. Take responsibility women🤮🤮🤮

[@bluesea5742]

And did he help her with her career ...that was the plan wasn't it ....they both wanted something .....his was on the lower vibration side that's all...

[@keepcreationprocess]

@@mantis10_surf85 No, as a person you work at your office, you are very afraid, and it is not nice to work in an environment, where there is alot of stress pressure or mistakes. Jobs and money we are talking here.

[@keepcreationprocess]

@Josue2018 No, that is not true.

[@emilygabrielse3196]

Wow this is despicable. This woman CHOSE to do this and is blaming Matt? Also she KNEW he had a wife and continued to be a home wrecker? Gosh so stupid.

[@JJ-yu6og]

Emily McCormick Lol. Just Look at yourself.

[@natashacaufield7429]

Emily McCormick exactly

[@Sara.thomas993]

Dude, look at the bigger picture, he preyed on women. It's not about who slept with who.

[@FollowFunk]

he messaged her "you're killing me, it's hard to focus." And then after reading that she went and met him for a private lunch! what am I missing here?

[@ahill4642]

Emily Gabrielse - He hit on her, he had power over her... THAT makes her a victim of his sexual harassment

[@jacobfield4848]

I support the "Me too" movement but there is no crime committed here. She is as bad as him.

[@vampireslayer1989]

It does seem that "disproportionately" women have more of a need to discuss their affairs than men.

[@beverleyjohnson5419]

No sympathy from me. She was 24, not a child, she knew he was married.

[@Nurse2639]

I agree she needs to zip it and call it a day!

[@mekerr4299]

@@Nurse2639 use all girl this way

[@robinsaba3888]

Beverley Johnson she’s definitely Not a victim!just trashy!

[@heathersookochoff4124]

Matt lauer knew he was married

[@morgankelly9725]

@Sindy Lou Not really, plenty of women got married even into their 40s. I've done geneology on my family, so I know. Even divorces happened among Protestants. Matt Lauer is gross and he was abusive to Ann Curry. He was protected because of his background. That tribe will always protect their own. The fact that he even had that much power has just as much to do with discrimination as it does talent. Who says HE deserved to be where he was in life ? According to Ronan Farrow, Weinstein used an Israeli spy to go after him when he was writing about Matt Lauer. I believe it.

[@ritaheilig3575]

So she had an affair with a married man at work. It is not sexual assault. Just a very bad decision and what did she expect, she knew Matt was married with kids. Rather surprised by this interview. She was 24 year old woman and had a choice here. She must have known what was going to happen when she was invited to his dressing room! Come one!!

[@rileyscott5827]

No one said it was sexual assault.

[@dannyhuffman]

Hi Rita hope you’re okay?

[@AlishaNic]

I am currently 24 and I have been propositioned by a married boss twice my age. We would always joke back and for about frivolous platonic things. But one day I happened to walk pass him outside of work and he told me to come back to his hotel room. I thought he was joking because we always joke but then when I realized he was serious, I laughed and said "No, I'm sure your wife wouldn't like that" and walked off quickly. And he never made any uncomfortable advances like that to me again. He respected my boundaries and we continued to keep it professional with the occasional joke here and there. I think the main point here is to trust your gut, when you feel like you are in a comprimising position regardless of the potential benefits you may acquire from submitting to it.

[@angienew8499]

Alisha C good girl! You trusted your gut and as a result preserved your dignity and self-respect 👍👍

[@anniewilliams9317]

Alisha you have morals a lot of people don't you turn that situation off like a light switch this girl wants to play the victim she knows she is not the victim his wife and children are the victim you did the right thing

[@celines9342]

Alisha C what we learn from it? Never marry, better just have fun with guys your whole life. They all cheat anyway

[@christophertyler5544]

I'm glad you told this story Alisha as I have compassion for anyone who is truly victimized, but I have also found with the #metoo movement and everything we are now hearing that women are being painted very much weaker than they are. While in my experience, and I've seen it happen twice, when a woman lays down the ground rules and is firm - it will, more times than not - put a stop to things. It usually embarrasses the other individual, as well, and makes them a better person. On the other hand, yes, there are truly some rogues out there, but by and large, at least the ones I know...most men are not animals and will back off when signals are clear. Which is a bit of a problem in and of itself and very much depends on individuals involved in a particular situation and how each of them perceives things, etc. As flirting is a delicate art and a woman may not be flirting at all in her own mind. Thus the need for absolute clarity and firmness. It won't solve every problem, but I'm pretty sure it will solve most. I also don't think this is a 'woman only' problem as much as it is portrayed. Though on the other hand, as a man, I can honestly say that for some reason I'm really not as bothered by things as much as a woman is. I'm sure I will get a lot of anger directed at me for that, but both sexes need to talk openly and honestly and not be afraid to do so. I'm also, actually, a pretty sensitive guy, so if I don't always get it perhaps it will help people understand why other men might not get it and a conversation can begin there without beating each other over the head. For instance, I've been sexually harassed, well beyond its specific dictionary definition, and though I found it annoying, after it got to a certain point - where it may not have gotten if I said something sooner - when I said 'enough is enough' it ended and this has happened 4 times and in one case the woman was my superior and in the other my direct boss. So because I was able to handle these things, I suppose that's why I believe others probably can, too, or am I wrong? Sorry, too, if I was not respectful enough but I'm trying to be fair about all of this as some of the women who I have seen talk about their 'horrible experience' seem to be complicit in it. Such as the woman in this video, for instance.

[@texasraised3265]

@@christophertyler5544 understood

[@drewconneely8623]

She was young and ambitious and thought she could use her fem charms to get a head. She knew he was married and didn't care..... no one forced her to do anything, she knew what she was doing when she kept asking him for "advice" lol

[@2cents825]

Sounds like a sexually relationship gone bad NOT sexual harassment

[@Rayofsunshine86]

It was consensual. She was legal. yes, he is a creep. END OF STORY

[@jedi1967]

she had feelings for el creepo. END OF STORY

[@bibimajeed7281]

diana levy Totally agree with you. I cannot stand Megyn. She's a Hyprocite

[@jerometaylor4243]

ikr

[@Rayofsunshine86]

Absolutely! I completely agree!

[@marya3168]

obviously she didnt find him a creep while she was smashing him

[@eknoke01]

“HE” set up lunch? Like she was forced to go.. She takes no responsibility in her role.

[@tedmccarron]

She does take a little bit of responsibility in this interview but still, she still tries to come up way too much like a victim.

[@KURTIS19801]

Megyn Kelly is licking her chops she loved adding fuel to the fire!

[@Zippy-the_Pinhead]

Exactly how is she a victim? She admits she was an adult of sound mind and that the relationship was consensual. So how is she a victim?

[@paulcolburn3855]

She was not a victim. She was a home wrecker.

[@Zippy-the_Pinhead]

@@bobogilvie7820 She is an educated adult isn't she?

[@paulcolburn3855]

@@bobogilvie7820 Hey Bob, this has nothing to do with having a daughter or not. She knew what she was doing. She was an adult and responsible for her actions. Your "I hope you don't have a daughter" comment, that is just you saying "I want to shut down this conversation because you make too much sense and I am too chivalrous and too much of a simp to allow that common sense to go uncontested." Do not do that Bob. Do not be a betamale Bob. And yes I do have a daughter. And she knows right from wrong. Apparently, you do NOT know right from wrong. Oh and have a Happy Thanksgiving.

[@BT-ch9gf]

@@paulcolburn3855 interesting take there, Paul. Hopefully your daughter is completely transparent with you. And never encounters men with your thought process. Good luck.

[@paulcolburn3855]

@@BT-ch9gf Its the correct take. And I do like the word "transparency" but we both know the only reason why you are using it in this case, is because you are attempting to reframe this whole argument and make it personal towards me. I got you BT. You'll note, I never make things personal as a result of people who argue with me. In the future, you are welcome to argue with me. But next time, try to use logic discussing the issue at hand (in this case, her behavior) instead of taking the personal attack route like you just did. Because when you do that, you lose your case.

[@beaudazzle449]

As creepy as Matt is, not sure he is to blame for this grown woman’s foolishness. At 24 you should know better than to be screwing a married man. Not sure why this woman is been given air time.

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

I agree.

[@DonavanMcdabb]

Sounds about white

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

"White" ?

[@marysaxon1097]

Oh so he has no blame?! That’s wrong. They both are to blame! He was the pursuer.

[@Thatsswell-hr9ev]

Mary Saxon, Of course they're both to blame but Matt isn't on TV acting like a victim and trying to get sympathy. She is.

[@okiedokey9962]

" Even though the relationship was consenual"..... She let it continue and now shes a victim ? What ?

[@ap0lmc]

This is progressive thinking it's dangerous

[@Fucknuts4u]

@@ap0lmc - Yep, welcome to topsy turvy LaLa Land

[@bxb590]

It happens everyday.

[@NightinGal89]

She did not say she was a victim, she owned her share of the responsibility. He was in a position of power and took advantage of it

[@sergioalvarez1919]

@@NightinGal89Power imbalance is acting like a victim. So are higher ups never allowed to catch feelings? Its one thing to stay professional and outside of professional settings to try and get to know someone you work with and its another to use that power one has to get someone to do something against their will. You are making her sound like a victim. Spare me your preaching.

[@fool4singing]

Once you're over 21, you are a full fledged adult,..you know what an affair is. Matt and that woman from NBC were BOTH responsible for their affair. She got as much out of it as Matt did. She was getting a high knowing that she was having an affair with this powerful guy at NBC, and might have even subconsciously been thinking it would get her ahead in the company. We are getting too broad with our definitions of what sexual harassment is, and everyone just wants to get on the "I've been sexually harassed" train, or club, or whatever. It's taking away the legitimacy of women who've actually been harassed or hit on...people have affairs, and if all the women who later regret it, and want to wash it away by coming out and saying they were "sexually harassed," are just not taking responsibility for their part in it.

[@bryanthomsen5551]

She can be faulted for immaturity and naivete.

[@marieconstantia4441]

I totally agree with your statement totally. She was old enough to be responsible. She cooperated and is NOT a victim. This is not sexual harassment. She was just plain stupid.

[@jerometaylor4243]

ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!! COULDN'T AGREE WITH YOU MORE!!!

[@heathermunoz6282]

You're correct. Also, I read an account from someone that knew her in the army where She went after this. She always got what she wanted with the hire up. As a sergeant she was also "pals" with her ADMIRAL. She wouldn't pay attention to anyone on her level unless she had to.

[@Thatsswell-hr9ev]

Heather Munoz, Admiral is Navy. He was probably a lieutenant or captain.

[@deltaduke1157]

Women must learn to say no .u knew the man was married what do u think was really happening.cant put all the blame on Matt it takes two to tangle.

[@beaky3178]

Delta Duke yeah I agree with you. She shouldn’t have agreed to meet him. She knew what he wanted!

[@p.l.3377]

You know the expression is " two to Tango" like the dance... right?

[@Amber2024.]

I would feel bad for her BUT she kept going back to him, she knew he was married yes he’s wrong for cheating on his wife. In this case I don’t see that she was forced to do this.

[@JiFan]

Just a skank

[@bonanimathambo8721]

It's very refreshing to read the comments of so many people holding the woman accountable for her part in this. I was expecting all the feminists to do that thing they always do of "all men are evil and all women are victims". Lauer was wrong in what he did absolutely, but she was a willing participant. Nobody made her sleep with a married man. She's not a victim of anything.

[@natashacaufield7429]

Bonani Mathambo not at all a victim

[@DirMichaelDavid]

I just hope a woman like her doesn't profit from her bad choice playing the victim with a book deal or some type of magazine spread. "Strong" should be for people who make the hard right choices.

[@cleomoore6725]

True.

[@apix-media]

For real yo hahaha

[@ChristineLoABCBachelorette]

I was just gonna say....this girl crossed a lot of levels of consent to get to that place. She doesn't deserve sympathy or millions of dollars. she had the facts and the evidence to stay away.

[@konsciousgirl6518]

If this is a victim - I'm the Pope!!!

[@resume1009]

What a pathetic story. I guess 24 year old women need extra protection against older men because apparently adult women are naive and innocent of all personal responsibility and reason.

[@xx_shooting_star_xx5197]

Dennis Diamond and swear on the other hand..we are as strong as a man..and theres nothing a man can do that we cant...and for this reason men can decide to be a woman and vice versa..there are many huge differences between women and men..and theres nothing better than being a feminine woman protected and supported by a strong man. A strong man nurtured and supported by a soft woman...it fits for many reasons.

[@tidefanyankee2428]

I agree with both of you (Dennis/Carrie). If she would have been prohibited from flying jet fighters if she wanted to there would be cries of "discrimination", "sexism" and of course "misogyny". But she's not intelligent enough to make decisions when it comes to who she sleeps with? Sorry, but from my perspective it would seem like women want it both ways. "Look at us a strong and capable" but if things don't turn out the way we want, THEN we get to revert back to being just young and naive. Must be nice to expect and get "do-overs". Men don't get to do that, we expect to be held responsible for our actions. We don't get to blame others. We have to own it. Now consider a lot of the stuff we read about sexual assaults on campus. How many of those cases are actually REAL sexual assaults, and how many are "second thoughts" or "regret" later? When a man sleeps with a women, and later regrets it (yes, it does happen) we have to chalk it up to it being a "life lesson" and move on. Women on the other hand get to play the perpetual victim card. And some women wonder why a lot of guys don't want to work around them????

[@jameslinegar9029]

Fly a plane? I'll bet she couldn't even fly a kite.

[@davidawood5371]

dennis.. the point of the story you missed is that older men need to keep it in their pants when they work with young women. The point you missed is that a married man screwed around with a co-worker. The pathetic story is that you missed the point of this interview. But why don't we blame the woman when it was matt lauer that couldn't keep it in his pants? Appalling...

[@resume1009]

So, if an "older man" unzips his fly then a 24 year old woman is bound to jump on him and it is totally out of her control?? Give a a break. Your point is the pathetic one. Did Matt Lauer put some kind of "trance" on her? She chose to be with him and that is that. If she thought it would better her career by doing so, that was her choice. She simply could have said "no" and moved on.

[@redrider9001]

It’s really good to see that most of the people see that this is just as much her fault as his.

[@jan_phd]

But maybe... 24 is the new 'infant'?

[@dansetteameliawilson3227]

I know I am so late and happy holidays but yes! Thanks for saying the things we just are not allowed to say anymore...but it's true.

[@leticiajuarez2603]

SHE'S NOT A VICTIM SHE WAS 24 !!!!!!!!

[@rubygreta1]

Here was a way out - "sorry Matt, but I have a boyfriend."

[@Mary2020VA]

I was 24 once, but certainly not the type to get caught up with 'titles,' and 'power.' There's such a thing called morality. I'm not trying to be preachy, but she could have simply stated, look, I think you do a great job as an anchor, but I'm not interested in having a sexual relationship with a married man. More than likely, she was trying to test the waters, to see if she would be able to snag a new position at NBC (and not have to relocate to West Virginia for a news reporter job).

[@Mary2020VA]

Why would I show compassion for a woman who willfully committed adultery to get ahead? I have been in situations where so called married "Sr. Leaders" in government hit on me and wanted to see if I would go along with it. I have always believed in doing what is right. As such, I saved the instant messages that were sent to me as evidence and submitted it to HR. HR did not fire him for sending me inappropriate messages about my body, they simply asked if the instant messages were legitimate, he apologized for the "mishap" and they transferred me to another office/division. I followed up with HR and attempted to file an official complaint against him, but it was apparent that the Sr. people in HR did not want to support me with complaint, because it would have drawn a lot of negative attention to the department and the administration's lackluster leadership.

[@rubygreta1]

Repeat - thanks for the compliment, Matt, but I have a serious boyfriend.

[@ourhomeiscool]

trha2222 if he didn’t, THAT would be good timing to report it. Not after you already banged him 500 times.

[@ourhomeiscool]

Just say: “Hey Matt! Today I can’t because I gotta go to my lady doctor, it hurts when I pee” 🤗😜

[@nomercy2968]

"Matt seemed flirty", 20 years her senior, married man, insisted she needed "advice" from him twice, ok'd having lunch with him...You were confused? ....I am confused , how a 24-year-old was not able to pick up any cues this would end up in bed. I don't buy it.

[@rileyscott5827]

Why "advice" and not advice? Is it so hard for you to believe that someone can ask another person for advice? It's not unusual. In fact it is very common, and i'm sure you know that. Also, people flirt, and say flattering things to others without pursuing them, without making advances whether it be verbal, physical, or both. ie, there is an element of doubt and uncertainty as to what will/could happen. And things don't have to end up in bed. If it turns out the other person fails to actually follow through on their word/promise and does in fact makes advances, that would be the point at which decisions would have to be made as to the course of action. It was her decision to have an affair and she made that knowingly and intentionally. That, along with the consequences of that decision is on her. My point is that up until the point when he was very clear about his intentions, esp. physically (trying to kiss her, for ex.), she's not to blame for any of that.

[@WordsofHarmony]

Riley Scott he should be responsible for his actions. “She should have known” but in reality “he should have known” he is a married grown person.

[@TheBoston45]

No Mercy aA

[@deniseowens1163]

@@WordsofHarmony both at fault.

[@itannoysme3348]

Megyn Kelly was inaccurate at the end. This lady didn't have to sleep with Lauer to save her job. She was leaving anyway. She chose to sleep with him to help her career and because his star-power turned her on, probably even more so that he was married.

[@nateo200]

Pretty much dead on. How is this a story? I'd rather she go over to Extra or to some tabloid and talk about her relationship with Matt Lauer.

[@brixtonmystery]

Nailed it!

[@lesslycarthan9808]

It annoys me homewrecker

[@brendawiles647]

It annoys me I crazy embarrassing for women I would think. Hooking up in the bathroom at the DNC? I would hope women are smarter than that.

[@kalamu6226]

So she slept with a married man, for a month and is now somehow a victim??? There’s “a lot of shame attached because what YOU DID was shameful. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@brianlohse6801]

Why did you make the decision to sleep with a married man

[@romant142]

Isn’t it his decision not to break his marriage vows how is that her responsibility

[@rosiecastro5322]

Of course, the blame is always to.the women. It had to be a macho man who makes a comment like this! Poor you!!

[@smsmoof8128]

Technically, they did no sleeping ...

[@Foxy-lz1et]

Why is a married man who has a higher rank flirting with her?

[@luisruizalvarez6860]

Money and nymphomania.

[@ritar.4322]

Real simple, if a married man asks you to meet him DON'T.

[@rachalschmieder2456]

Rita R. Always easier to blame the woman, huh? She was young and excited and probably flattered.... and no ring on her finger.

[@emma4659]

How about this: if you are married, don’t ask another person out!!

[@ahill4642]

Rita R. It's NOT that simple when there is a power imbalance. HE deserves shaming, not her.

[@crissylayne4329]

@@ahill4642 exactly!! I don't understand why so many people miss that part. He knew what he was doing and some people are easily manipulated in a situation like this.

[@damienkirksey7026]

That's common sense

[@gwenr8201]

Why didn't this chick just keep her legs closed? She knew he was married. I am so sick of these women who act as if they can't control what is going on. What was confusing? Don't screw somebody else's husband.

[@ybe7011]

Amen!

[@TR-lf3wy]

YB E EXACTLY!!!!!!

[@Genevieve88]

Why didn't he control himself and keep his pants zipped? He was married! Why did he invite this woman to his dressing room in the first place? He is a slime ball! They are both at fault. NOT just her!

[@ClaudiaDiaz-wx8xv]

Jennifer Hansel she said it was consensual. WTF. You don’t abide to screw and the cry wolf. Such a hiprocit.

[@robertjones6862]

Jennifer Hansel That was his point( smh).She's making it seem like she couldn't control the situation.He's saying she knew what she was doing so stop playing the victim

[@lizt4081]

.... and then you go on national television and talk about it. This woman knew what she was doing! She had the option to say no!

[@michaelmorrison7222]

Megyn Kelly? You still are allowed to report the news? Seriously

[@carolschurter3737]

Michael Morrison I couldn’t agree more; she is ridic

[@malakyparis4662]

I said the same thing ..i mean seriously wtf was that not even a story ....just to shame him more ..which btw I believe they all sleep with each other .

[@fortylovestyle2789]

His FIRST communication to her was inappropriate and she knew it because of him saying "I hope you don't drag me to personnel over this." So her response is can I get some advice from you? OK, let's go to lunch? What were her responses during lunch? How did she respond after each encounter? Did she flirt with him back? Cut the crap. She knew what was up and was a willing participant.

[@240walnut]

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[@deniseowens1163]

@@bobogilvie7820 yes but I wouldn't blame someone for the decisions I myself made. Ridiculous.

[@asseater1895]

@@bobogilvie7820 take responsibility for your own actions snowflake ❄️

[@flashyfun5500]

I guess she wants money...why embarrass yourself like this? Looks like she hasn't learned anything. Like my mother used to say.."Honey Ray Charles can see through that."

[@tincredible]

What else is off about this whole complaint is that she stated that it was Katie Couric who brought her into the organization, so if she felt Matt was being inappropriate, she could have reached back out out to Katie for advice.

[@pamayers8681]

She is culpable of being flirty and stupid. She was totally flattered by him and got sucked in. She totally knew what she was doing when she went to him for advice about the profession.

[@dannyhuffman]

Hi Pam hope you’re okay?

[@Mytube777]

This sounds like an affair. Nothing more, nothing less. Still a creepy guy.

[@richardlevari9470]

Mytube777 she sounds creepy to me too!!

[@ryeckley7267]

She just wants money,,her version of events are so coached

[@hd-xc2lz]

And ALL she wanted was advice? From a guy who had already hit on her prior?? Surrrrre. I'm embarrassed for her just watching this, she was 24, not 18, was willingly, knowingly sleeping with a married man, and yet has the gall to play the victim here??? "It was HIS goal." AND then she says her family is afraid for her?? Goombah Matt is arranging a hit on her?

[@theburkett67]

richard levari I second that!

[@Lucretciela]

Because it IS nothing but an affair. This has become so ridiculous. People have affairs, married people have affairs, and she wants sympathy because she had an affair with him? Had he advanced her career during this affair, her story would not be told.

[@liberalatheist]

How is she a victim exactly? And she knew he was married. Why is she bragging about being a piece of crap?

[@brandon6231]

She regrets being the office mattress. Period. Too bad so sad for you.

[@normangrandy8904]

Exactly!!!

[@robertroberts2795]

she made her choice

[@tybenz2533]

robert roberts aye that pic though, looking good bro👍

[@peterpaz4877]

J SHEPARD, CUT IT OUT. DID WE RAISE THE AGE OF CONSENT?

[@jshepard152]

Peter Paz She was just an innocent child with a university degree! Lol.

[@susisiebert5942]

Even as women this infuriates me!!!! Just say no...she was already leaving...."My goal was to have see me as a person"...Then don't sleep with these guys ....It leads to her uncredibility......empower younger women? Younger women now are too smart for this victim mentality.....

[@gelineavenir5905]

It's like...I'm leaving, are you stopping me? It sounds like she's still flirting with him.

[@ewokcardewas3220]

She mad cause she sleep with him and her career stayed the same

[@morgankelly9725]

Why else would she sleep with him ? Why on earth would a girl her age want him ? And he knew it too. He was far from the victim. They both should have been fired.

[@ahill4642]

ewok cardewas nooooo she was sexually harassed. She was a victim of his sexual harassment.

[@randyschulze430]

@@ahill4642 lol yeah right

[@DavidThomas-me6pi]

Sounds like it.

[@nancystamper8705]

No, you obviously don’t know how she felt, you haven’t walked in her shoes

[@colleenshea2293]

Gotta say, I would never bring this to television or public consumption - in the same situation. I like privacy. I own my stuff.

[@margaretwardlow5500]

“Meet me in my dressing room?” And you went? Big mistake!

[@michaelthomas5750]

in fairness to her she thought that he was going to give her advice on advancing her career.

[@itsjustmyopinionbut1671]

Margaret Wardlow It wasn’t a mistake... it was an opportunity that she was not gonna let pass by.

[@itsjustmyopinionbut1671]

Michael Thomas 😂😂😂

[@liliannamathers3428]

I would change one word. I think we say mistake when we should say choice. She didn't accidentally open a wrong door or drop hot coffee, she chose to meet him. Huge difference.

[@ursulamullikin4723]

Sure boss but these are not good women he was married he's a slime she finally dumped him no wonder she never smiled

[@jackiemulligan8543]

Wait a minute if you were friends with Katie Couric why didn't you ask a well seasoned female her professional opinion? I'm not buying your story. You acted surprise he came onto you- you knew what you were getting into. You should have saved your dignity and stayed off the air. Egg on your face😂

[@Dani-th6cl]

That's a good point.

[@angienew8499]

lol i totally agree with you. And i would think katie would give her the best advice since she stated earlier that they were friends. She knew what she was getting into.

[@partyonurpussy]

Jackie Mulligan i

[@texasraised3265]

😂😂

[@latishaeaddy6375]

You are not a victim just easy get your life!!!

[@georgie2315]

MATT LAUER WOULD HAVE HAD THIS YOUNG GIRL FIRED NO DOUBTS AT ALL! DO YOU KNOW WHY NATALIE MORALES LEFT & WENT TO CA. & WHAT HAPPENED WITH MATT & NATALIE IN CANADA? WHY DID ANN CURRY GET FIRED? THINK ABOUT IT & CHECK IT OUT

[@whoisthispianist194]

Why did she ask for his advice twice if she knew he was coming on to her and that made her uncomfortable?

[@bighoss8793]

Here's my victim card, now where's my money and fame?

[@andrayanderson19]

The judgmental look on the faces of the Black women in the audience is hilarious. They’re thinking like b***h please! Lady, the bottom line is that you knew that he was married. A mistake is done once or twice. A month long affair is a decision. Yawn

[@amazonkee74]

I agree

[@damien1781]

Andray Anderson 😂😂😂😂 I have no sympathy for her

[@webwowo]

lmaooo I was waiting to see if anyone else in the comments noticed

[@lindam4953]

Andray Anderson the entire audience mainly WHITE women look judgemental but again WHITES always want to bring RACE into it.

[@andrayanderson19]

Linda M Type my name into Instagram & you’ll see a Black man. I made an observation that i thought was funny. Who told you that i was White? Hilarious.

[@onthehill3381]

Not a victim. A common home wrecker. She didn’t make a mistake, she made a choice.

[@bellycurious]

Home wrecker? He was the married man. He had to be faithful, not her.

[@morgankelly9725]

It takes two to commit adultery. They should have both been fired. Enforce moral turpitude laws. That way professional men and especially women don't have to work in this type of environment.

[@Gary-sx5ox]

Savanah Guthrie should be proud that she spent so much time protecting Matt.

[@insidetrack2939]

Ladies, honoring your bodies is paramount in relationships.

[@smurfitude1]

If she followed that one cardinal rule, she wouldn't be on this show airing her filthy laundry! What you said in one sentence, surpasses anything I'm writing now or any other time! You gotta respect yourself first! Even now, in middle age, I'm tried! And the scary part is, I see it right away! So all this talk about - Oh she was just young & vulnerable...Well, I'm middle age and suffer from disabilities! Does that give me a pass to allow a man to take advantage? I'm just saying now for example because just because it ain't that often don't mean it can't happen! It will be just plain stupid, and even though she's a little better than 1/2 my age don't mean she can't think! It took some degree of intelligence to have Katie Couric as a mentor, now why she couldn't see what Lauer really wanted with her???

[@marcusvazquez1937]

Crazy she is playing a victim 😂! 24 is not a kid, dude just wanted to hit it 🙌

[@wanderdworld]

hit it and quit it, you do not pass go, no two hundred American Dollarz for you hosebeast

[@morgankelly9725]

@@wanderdworld Nope, she put him on blast. Good for her. Now everyone knows what a dirtbag he's always been.

[@ahill4642]

Marcus Vazquez He hit on her, he had power over her... THAT makes her a victim of his sexual harassment.

[@harveyweinstein8937]

@@ahill4642 showing interest in someone is not automatic sexual harassment.

[@StreetcornerPhilosopher]

@@ahill4642 what power ? She said she wasn't working with him anymore. And why does being in a powerful position automatically absolve the woman of any responsibility ?

[@DENIEL381]

GIVE ME A BREAK ALREADY SHE IS A ADULT AND KNEW WHAT SHE WAS DOING PERIOD./

[@nancystamper8705]

Not always, obviously people saying that have not walked in her shoes.

[@paulchristie4904]

24 and didn’t know what she was doing. LOL! You weren’t 10 you were 24! Where does the nonsense end?

[@sarahwindgate3219]

What a joke.

[@sarahwindgate3219]

Are you a moron?

[@MrTtranpds]

She took it in the back and enjoyed it. Time to get 15mins of fame.

[@Broknchainz]

Every time she says she was “overwhelmed and confused” her face is projecting excitement... She’s now upset that her fling didn’t boost her career “why didn’t he invest in my talent”. Smh.

[@rubygreta1]

She was leaving for a job in West Virginia. She did not need to sleep with Laurer to get ahead. Lauer is guilt of being a womanizing sleazeball. But this woman could have said no. On this one, I actually feel bad for Matt the sleazeball.

[@krkMuse]

And...? She was not 14. She had no guns in her head. Some people hate accountability. She's helping other women? REALLY?

[@marieconstantia4441]

“The goal was to make him see me as a human being”. Wow then maybe you shouldn’t have slept with him! If she knew who she was to her core as she says then she should have known that sleeping with him is the fastest way to him never seeing her as a human being. I see this woman as an opportunist. When does her book come out?

[@MrDuds1984]

Colleen Grady I don’t want to pour salt on these wounds on his and his wife, but let me tell you Megan

[@ritaheilig3575]

I think her goal was to use every opportunity to get her career established. No real sympathy for her as she was 24 and knew better. Everyone knows Matt is married with kids so what did she expect meeting him in his dressing room and in one case in the toilet. Charming. You get respect in life when you demand it, not by behaving like this girl! Yuck. Apparently, it was well know that Matt was a creep!!

[@jamestemple8970]

She specifically said that she had no desire to make any money off of this. There is no book. You sound foolish. Or you did not even watch and listen.

[@marieconstantia4441]

James Temple I did watch it and my comment stands. She is not a completely naive person in this. She would never have gotten to this level of a job if she was. Sorry but I don’t buy it. She is the one who looks foolish.

[@jamestemple8970]

Foolish? She 24. It was 17 years ago. If she wrote a book no one would buy it. She is smart enough to know that.

[@username6135]

I always disliked Lauer. I always thought he was cold and heartless.

[@robertjacksonjr]

"I had all this nervous energy and I didn't know what to do with it." Um, I think she decided to do SOMETHING with that nervous energy.

[@Gregory98]

They want a career and money and once they have it then they complain after many, many years.

[@nicolegeorge3704]

"My Family's Shattered" WHATTT???!!!

[@kevinburch4267]

i smell a lawsuit

[@SXI96]

I've met many younger women who get turned on by the idea of doing things with a married man, they enjoy the attention from a more "mature" successful older man, they love how an older man can make them feel, as well as the taboo of doing something so wrong, it's intriguing, women in their early 20's don't think about the families, wives, or children involved, it's a very selfish act, they lack maturity, and can be blinded by how an older man treats them, as they mature, many do feel remorseful

[@rachybaby72]

Just as long as no one mistakes her for a victim...

[@elisabethrio6498]

Yes, the nervous energy or thrill of the liaison dangereuse can be addictive, but, always backfires.

[@suearmstrong9597]

@@rachybaby72 Read what he wrote again....Predator's can ALWAYS PICK the victim lacking self esteem.......same as a child molester. They have the POWER. She was a victim....

[@coolmoe3289]

Megyn Kelly Today.. Done turned into the Maury show.. Oh well.. 😁😂😁😂

[@richardspencer9276]

Maurice Brodie hahahahahaha yeah it has

[@gbolt88]

you are not the victim

[@suzanne9150]

She willingly had a relationship with Lauer. How is she a victim? Not hard to say No Thank You.

[@shawnvandenberghe167]

Looks like someone wants some money

[@smurfitude1]

She should've asked Matt Lauer. After all, he screwed her!

[@riccaruso7791]

smurfitude1 ~ She’s trying to “screw” his wallet!?! 😉

[@jld2554]

EXACTLY! And she put her family in a devastating position by agreeing to this interview!

[@bastiglione]

So he messages you something inappropriate and your next move/question is to see whether he can give you advice, and then you go to lunch with him? Hmmmmmm

[@Cmarier2]

bastiglione yeah! From flirty email to flirty lunch to flirty clothes come off in dressing room!! But like she said “ again, I was confused” HA!!!

[@kellibear45]

nothing this woman is saying is even slightly interesting..

[@nonamegame9857]

That's why I'm busy reading the comment column 🤣🤣.

[@Themedusatouch89]

Did meghan just say"Even though the relationship was CONSENSUAL,she was still deeply affected " I give up🙄

[@Love-wf9fk]

Come on!!! Im sorry but i don’t see her as a victim. The second she had the very first feeling he was taking things to a different direction you say later!! If you stay and continue the game this can happen!! Sorry!! And I don’t know why she is coming out with this now this is not harassment she wanted to to be intimate with him!! If I were her I would of stay quiet 🤫 and keep it to myself!!

[@michaelthomas5750]

She wanted her 15 minutes and got it.

[@mr.canada]

Wow. Why are you interviewing this person? Why are “having these conversations” important now? Ratings must be low. You knowingly had a consensual relationship with a married man. She needs to own her accountability.

[@melodystepp1762]

Warren C. Ratings are low and there seems to be a msm battle of the sexes. They're all fight to stay relevant in the eyes of the people.

[@williamadolphe7921]

Both grown men and women who ''go through'' a relationship at work... be they married or not, know well... what they are getting into and know the power dynamic. It was not his responsibility to further her career nor to give her any advice whatsoever.

[@emilymaguire8510]

Why is she doing this? To further embarass his wife? I really dont see the point to air this out publicly.

[@malakyparis4662]

Because people like that will do anything for money even humiliate themselves in front of millions ...

[@jayaitch88]

I actually don’t see this as embarrassing his wife at all. She’s embarrassing herself. “He was married.” “Y-yes...” “When was the first physical encounter?” “L-later that day...” Good grief, woman! Absolutely no point to air this out publicly!

[@emilymaguire8510]

@@jayaitch88 she's definitely embarassing herself you're right. I was genuinely confused watching it to see if there was a point to it all.

[@malakyparis4662]

@@jayaitch88 😂😂😂😂

[@nuniabiz7982]

Not everything is lost! I'm glad to read all comments from women here that see the truth that this woman wanted it as much as Matt, and now that she got nowhere she wants her 15 minutes of fame.

[@smurfitude1]

She fared better going elsewhere, because all she got from Lauer was less than three minutes of wham bam thank you, maam!!

[@guestuser4503]

Amen

[@saraweiand2241]

She sure plays the victim role well! She isn’t a child she is a adult woman! At any point she could have backed out! She wanted his attention!! Probably got dumped by him and now she is out for revenge! Home wrecker! Matt isn’t innocent obviously but this woman is crazy to be on national television trying to sell this as her victimization by Matt Lauer!

[@JJ-yu6og]

Sara Weiand Matt Lauer was in a position of authority, she wasn’t. Don’t make it difficult.

[@saraweiand2241]

Make it difficult? This chick called herself a conquest she didn’t call herself a victim. She smiled way too much to be a victim. She wants a payday

[@derekbicknell4409]

Not a victim. Absolutely ridiculous to even interview her on sexual abuse.

[@Peace2humankind]

well said

[@stevereed8786]

She is no innocent babe in the wood like she want us to believe. She was 24 and beautiful and had been beautiful for quite awhile. She claims she diden't know how to react and she is a production manager. Overwhelmed, confused yet what does she do? Obviously she got over it. Her goal was for him to leave his wife, let's not start bullshitin now. She want to tell her story before someone else tells it for her, that what's motivated her to this. This by no means was an honorable act.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Ladies say, “No!” To men all the time. This woman didn’t.

[@morgankelly9725]

And a lot of men are faithful. This dirtbag wasn't.

[@ahill4642]

Don Diego Vega He hit on her, he had power over her... THAT makes her a victim of his sexual harassment

[@sbusisiwelinshaba7841]

She still accepted to sleep with him. She could have said No period.

[@morgankelly9725]

@Mahdee Gill I wasn't aware Jada Pinkett was celebrated. Thanks for the straw man.

[@rustycaman]

I knew exactly what I was doing at 24 yrs. old. She is just mad that he didn't "INVEST' in her.

[@d-arts7139]

overwhelmed and confused... because she liked him? because he was married and she might could have a relationship with a famous man? remember, theres two sides to every story and we rarely get to hear matt's side

[@gone7777]

At 24 I was married having my first child and buying my second home! She was looking for action & opportunity!

[@balenciagalifestyle2361]

Tyler Parisi wow good for you! It’s not common for someone your age to own a home let alone 2. You definitely played your cards right! Tips on how you did it lol?

[@robertwanko219]

@@balenciagalifestyle2361 He did it by renting his body to rich men.