Washington: ‘The Apprentice’ filmmaker Ali Abbasi is no longer a part of his US-based talent agencies, after the allegations that he told the a-list actor, the actor to the actor. However, Abbasi has claimed that the partition is unrelated to the alleged incident.

In a statement to people on Saturday, Abbasi accepted to create a “an overwhelmed gesture” at a Golden Globe Party, describing it as “slapping on the rear”.

He also said that it was not fickle and sexually, but admitted that it made the actor uncomfortable.

“I fully understand that my action made someone uncomfortable, regardless of my intention, and for that, I really regret it. I spent time with a worried person on many occasions and to think The reason was that we had a friendly relationship, “said Abbasi. In the statement.

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– Ali Abbasi (@_aliabbasi_) 22 February, 2025

“When I saw him at the Golden Globes Party, I was excited to join again. I made a very well-known gesture to a slap-which I intended as fickle and not in any sexual way I quickly realized the situation.

The incident allegedly occurred at Cheto Marmont in Los Angeles.

According to the deadline, Abbasi participated in a manner with both Creative Artist Agency (CAA) and Management 360 on Friday after the allegation. Sources claimed that the actor involved was also represented by the CAA.
However, Abbasi has denied that the alleged incident was the reason for getting out of agencies.

“Due to this conversation I was dropped by my representation, this suggestion is false. My decision to participate was a long -term career decision that was not shaped by short -term motivations. I am in taking accountability for my tasks Believe; I made a mistake, I apologized, and said a valuable life.

Abbasi’s latest film ‘The Apprentice’ has noticed the award season, which has supported Golden Globe and Oscar Nomination and actor Jeremy Strong for leading actor Sebastian Stan. The film revolves around the early years of his advice under US President Donald Trump’s business career and lawyer Roy Kohan.