A mix of porn companies, websites and an advocacy organization have severed ties with James Deen in wake of the serious sexual assault allegations levied against him.
Kink.com, Evil Angel and the Adult Performer Advocacy Committee (APAC) followed gossip blog The Frisky when they announced they would stop collaboration and no longer publish Deen’s sex column, WWJDD (What Would James Deen Do).
On Saturday, Deen’s ex girlfriend Stoya posted a string of tweets stating that Deen raped her. Two women followed with other disturbing claims. Former adult star Tori Lux claimed he sexually assaulted her, while current porn actress Ashley Fires said Deen “almost raped her” in the bathroom of S&M company Kink.