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Sheryl Lee Ralph is opening up about a painful chapter from her past. While dropping by the “Way Up With Angela Yee” podcast, the "Abbott Elementary" actress revealed she was once assaulted by a "famous TV judge" in the past while working. “I’m at a very public place,” she recalled. “I was suited. I had…

The Emmy-winning actress reveals on Way Up with Angela Yee podcast that she was sexually assaulted by a famous TV judge years ago while she was promoting a show.

Ralph alleged that network executives witnessed the attack and asked her to stay silent to avoid 'bad press.'

Sheryl Lee Ralph says a "famous TV judge" sexually assaulted her years ago and "everyone at the network saw it." The Abbot Elementary star told the Way Up With Angela Yee podcast that she and the judge were at a business event when they both appeare...

ABC's "Abbott Elementary" star Sheryl Lee Ralph claims she was sexually assaulted by a "famous TV judge" years ago, saying she was pressured by network executives to remain quiet in order to avoid "bad press."

Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph speaks on being sexually assaulted by a famous TV judge in front of network executives.

In her new memoir, "DIVA 2.0: 12 Life Lessons From Me for You!" Ralph writes with the same raw emotion in her performance of the Black National Anthem at Super Bowl LVII.

Sheryl Lee Ralph says a "famous TV judge" sexually assaulted her years ago and "everyone at the network saw it." The Abbot Elementary star told the Way Up With Angela Yee podcast that she and the judge were at a business event when they both appeared on the same network. She continued, "This man walked in, grabbed me by the back of my neck, turned me around and rammed his nasty ass tongue down my throat. And everybody at the network saw it." Although she did n...

She says network executives witnessed what happened but chose to stay silent.

“This man walked in, grabbed me by the back of my neck, turned me around and rammed his nasty tongue down my throat,” Ralph said. “And everybody at the network saw it.”