Megyn Kelly — FOX Honcho Roger Ailes Sexually Harassed Me

Even as Megyn Kelly renegotiates her FOX News contract, she's taking on her old boss — joining the other women who've claimed that network founder Roger Ailes groped her! RadarOnline.com has the bombshell first look at the shocking claims that Megyn actually went back and added to her new memoir, after fellow FOX star Gretchen Carlson first blasted her boss!

Ailes had plenty of clout as the man who invented the popular cable new channel, but Gretchen's lawsuit soon had plenty of other ladies outing the boss' bad behavior. He was soon out of a job, and now Kelly's outing him as a creep!

Radar's first look includes Megyn revealing a January 2006 incident when, she claims, Ailes groped at her and even tried to kiss her. And when the rising network star rejected him, Megyn says that he subtly threatened her job!

As earlier reported by The National ENQUIRER, the lawsuit filed by Gretchen (pictured) caused an uproar at the network — especially when she filed court documents claiming that her career suffered at FOX News while other women thrived "who did not complain about harassment or rebuff [Ailes'] sexual advances."

That was followed by a claim from Fox News' host Andrea Tantaros — whose attorney said that Ailes' creepy behavior included the boss asking Andrea to present “the twirl” so that he could ogle her curves! The bizarre encounter reportedly occurred on August 12, 2014. And in December of that same year, Ailes reportedly said to Andrea: "Come over here so I can give you a hug!'"

And in the most damning charges, Laurie Luhn — who worked in several positions for FOX — claimed that she received a $3.15 million settlement with the network as compensation for 20 years of sexually servicing Ailes.

Laurie (seen here with reporter Bill Hemmer) spoke out despite a non-disclosure agreement, saying that Ailes used video of her dancing in a garter belt to turn her into his mistress!

In the most shocking charges yet against Ailes, Laurie said that her boss (posing here with his wife Elizabeth) used her strictly for sexual servicing: "It was always the on-my-knees, hold-my-temples routine. There was no affair, no sex, no love."

Radar reveals that Megyn claims her own harassment from Ailes end after six months — possibly because she reported him to a supervisor. But when Gretchen and the other women began to come forward this year, Kelly writes in her book that she decided the time had come to speak up.