Hollywood talent agency WME is continuing its representation of actor Jared Leto, who is facing multiple accusations of sexual misconduct. Leto has vehemently denied all claims.
Headlines in recent days have detailed accusations against the Oscar-winning actor, including a BBC report citing ten women who accused him of sexual misconduct. Several of these women alleged that offenses occurred when they were teenagers. Leto has categorically denied these allegations, stating, "I have never sexually assaulted anyone in my entire life. These claims are absolutely and categorically false."
In the wake of the #MeToo movement in 2017, WME established a client advisory committee comprising approximately 20 staffers. This committee was created to review and address allegations of sexual misconduct against clients. Previously, the agency has parted ways with clients such as Brett Ratner and Armie Hammer following such accusations.
When asked if the committee was reviewing the current allegations against Leto, a spokesperson for WME stated that it was not. The agency has represented Leto since 2018 and has not indicated any change in this relationship.
Leto's upcoming projects include "Lunik Heist," a Cold War-era thriller for Searchlight Pictures that was announced in November 2024 and is also set to star John Mulaney and Lupita Nyong'o. A spokesperson for Searchlight Pictures confirmed that there has been no change in the status of this project.
This is not the first time Leto has faced such accusations. In June 2025, AirMail published an exposé detailing nine women accusing the actor of impropriety, claims he also denied at the time.