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Andrew Callaghan announced that he will begin therapy sessions
Independent filmmaker and YouTuber, Andrew Callahan, has issued an apology following allegations of sexual misconduct. He posted a four-minute video on YouTube in response to the accusations made by two women, who have accused him of sexual coercion and sexual assault.
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In the video, Callahan acknowledged the accusations and acknowledged that “he had not previously realized that he had a pattern of behavior that had affected multiple people”. He addressed the topics of power dynamics, pressure and coercion, explaining that he had been behaving in a way that he believed was normal. He also stated that there is important context missing from the allegations, but pledged to do “serious work” to address the issue.
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He will take a “serious step back” from public life
Earlier this month, one woman alleged that Callahan had stayed at her house and worn her down with requests to have sex. A few days later, another woman came forward and alleged that Callahan had engaged in non-consensual touching and had pressured her into having sex.
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Callahan, who gained prominence for his man on the street interviews and the HBO documentary, "This Place Rules," announced that he will begin therapy sessions, attend a 12-step program for Alcoholics Anonymous, and take a "serious step back" from public life.
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