Wolf Alice singer Ellie Rowsell shared a story of her own experience meeting Marilyn Manson as she tweeted her solidarity with shock rocker Evan Rachel Wood’s ex-girlfriend. “I met Marilyn backstage at a festival a few years ago. After his compliments for my band became increasingly hyperbolic, I became suspicious of his behavior, ”she says post is reading. “I was shocked when I looked down and saw that he was filming my skirt with a GoPro.”
Rowsell continued: “There were no consequences for his behavior, his tour manager simply said ‘he does things like this all the time’. If he does stuff like this all the time, why the hell has he been headlining festivals for so long? When will we stop hiring misogynists for their success? Women need to feel safe in the male-dominated world, the music industry. “
Evan Rachel Woods allegations of grooming and abuse by Manson earlier this month were followed by additional allegations of various misconduct by multiple women. Manson was subsequently dropped by his record label, travel agent and longtime manager.
On February 1, Jenna Jameson told it Daily mail that the singer had fantasized about fires [her] alive “when they dated in 1997. Ex-wife Dita Von Teese, who divorced Manson in 2006 after a one-year marriage” due to infidelity and drug abuse, “stated on February 4 that” the details disclosed do not match my personal information. . experience during our 7 years together as a couple. “That same day also Phoebe Bridgers said the singer once referred to a room in his house as the ‘r * pe room’ before writing, ‘The label knew, management knew, band knew. Stepping back now, pretending they’re shocked and shocked, is damn pathetic. “
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