Bill O’Reilly Caught In New Sex Scandal

FOX News star Bill O'Reilly is caught in yet another sordid sex scandal — with leaked documents suggesting that a reported six-figure settlement was paid out over alleged sexual harassment by the host of "The O'Reilly Factor!"

A letter sent by Juliet Huddy — once a popular FOX News figure who appeared regularly on O'Reilly's show — reportedly showed her giving notice of a lawsuit where she claimed that she'd been demoted to a New York City FOX affiliate "in retaliation for rebuffing Mr. O'Reilly's advances." Sources now say that Juliet received a "high six-figure" settlement in early Sept. 2016. The next month, Juliet surprised media insiders by abruptly leaving her position as a news anchor at FOX 5 New York.

The allegations in the letter include complaints made against O'Reilly after she went to see him in a hotel room while "return[ing] a room key," and charges that he attempted to kiss Juliet at his home in Long Island. FOX insiders say that O'Reilly denied the charges, and the popular host didn't make a personal payout as part of the settlement.

It's yet another humiliation for O'Reilly, though, who's already endured other charges of sexual harassment in the workplace. In addition to blasting Ailes in a lawsuit, former FOX News employee Andrea Tantaros also accused O'Reilly of chasing her around his Long Island mansion!

The lawsuit said that O'Reilly "started sexually harassing [Andrea] by, (a) asking her to come to stay with him on Long Island where it would be “very private,” and (b) telling her on more than one occasion that he could “see [her] as a wild girl,” and that he believed that she had a “wild side.”

Claims of O'Reilly's office harassment first came to light in 2004, after he attempted to file a preemptive lawsuit against Andrea Mackris — a producer on his show who had also accused him of repeated sexual harassment. She had filed a $60 million lawsuit, with allegations that included O'Reilly offering her "sex lessons," and propositioning Andrea and one of her friends by saying they should "go to a hotel together and have the time of [their] lives." Andrea's lawsuit was eventually settled out of court.

O'Reilly hasn't had much better luck in court documents about his divorces, either — with The ENQUIRER revealing how he persuaded a judge to seal details of the $10 million lawsuit he filed against ex-wife Maureen McPhilmy when she won custody of their kids in 2016.

The court papers included charges by O'Reilly's teenage daughter that she once saw him dragging her mom down a staircase by the neck! But despite the multiple court cases, O'Reilly still seems set to remain FOX News' biggest star — especially with Megyn Kelly out of the picture!