Pauley Perrette had CBS brass fearing a new network scandal after she suggested that she’d endured “multiple physical assaults” — get the inside story, and click here for more news on the “NCIS” star….
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"NCIS" fans have been torn over Pauley's recent vague statements on social media, which she made shortly after the show aired her final episode after 15 years of
playing forensic investigator Abby Sciuto. Now a CBS spokesperson has released a statement confirming that Pauley had approached them with complaints about the "NCIS" set.
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Photo credit: Files/InStar
"NCIS" fans have been torn over Pauley's recent vague statements on social media, which she made shortly after the show aired her final episode after 15 years of
playing forensic investigator Abby Sciuto. Now a CBS spokesperson has released a statement confirming that Pauley had approached them with complaints about the "NCIS" set.
"Over a year ago," said the official statement,
"Pauley came to us with a workplace concern. We took the matter seriously and worked with her to find a resolution. We are committed to a safe work environment on all our shows."
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Photo credit: Files/InStar
"NCIS" fans have been torn over Pauley's recent vague statements on social media, which she made shortly after the show aired her final episode after 15 years of
playing forensic investigator Abby Sciuto. Now a CBS spokesperson has released a statement confirming that Pauley had approached them with complaints about the "NCIS" set.
"Over a year ago," said the official statement,
"Pauley came to us with a workplace concern. We took the matter seriously and worked with her to find a resolution. We are committed to a safe work environment on all our shows."
The statement didn't satisfy all the "NCIS" fans, with some going to social media to complain that the network's statement was just as vague as the actress' accusations. Pauley, however, seemed satisfied, going to Twitter to declare: "I want to thank my studio and network CBS. They have always been so good to me and always had my back."
Photo credit: Files/InStar
"NCIS" fans have been torn over Pauley's recent vague statements on social media, which she made shortly after the show aired her final episode after 15 years of
playing forensic investigator Abby Sciuto. Now a CBS spokesperson has released a statement confirming that Pauley had approached them with complaints about the "NCIS" set.
"Over a year ago," said the official statement,
"Pauley came to us with a workplace concern. We took the matter seriously and worked with her to find a resolution. We are committed to a safe work environment on all our shows."
The statement didn't satisfy all the "NCIS" fans, with some going to social media to complain that the network's statement was just as vague as the actress' accusations. Pauley, however, seemed satisfied, going to Twitter to declare: "I want to thank my studio and network CBS. They have always been so good to me and always had my back."
