In March, actor Sebastian Chacon began to experience one of the sweetest moments of his professional career when he premiered Everybody Loves Daisy Jones, the adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s best-seller produced by Amazon. Eight months later, his image takes a 180 degree turn: three women accuse him of having sexually assaulted them between 2017 and 2022.
The actor, who played Warren Rojas in the Emmy-nominated miniseries, allegedly attacked his first victim, who prefers to keep his identity anonymous, in December 2017 when Chacon was 24 years old and she was only 16. He had seduced her since the summer under the pretext of having a formal relationship and then, at the victim’s home, he encouraged her to drink alcohol to then sexually assault her.
The other two victims, whose name is also unknown, lived similar stories, one in 2018 and the other in 2022. They were in a romantic relationship with Chacon when one day, during a sexual act without consent, he strangled them until they lost consciousness. to continue forward with the sexual act. Chacon’s lawyer “vehemently” denies these accusations.
The victims, according to the lawsuit filed and information published by Deadline, seek to “recover for illicit conduct that involves similar patterns of sexual, physical and emotional abuse.” Their intention is to obtain a trial and compensation for “physical injuries, emotional distress, psychological harm, anxiety, humiliation, physical and emotional harm, pain and suffering.”
At the moment, Chacon, who through his legal team has reported that he is collaborating with the authorities, remains inactive on social networks. The last update about him was his signing for Red Dirt, an independent film that features Aaron Dominguez, Melissa Fumero, Alejandro Edda and Carlos Pratts.
Everyone loves Daisy Jones, and she is also in the midst of a promotional sprint ahead of the pending awards such as the Golden Globes, which have not yet announced their nominations, and the Emmys, the most prestigious awards on American television, which They are delivered on January 16 instead of last September due to the strikes of scriptwriters and actors.
Chacon’s character is one of the members of the group Daisy Jones and the Six, a band inspired by Fleetwood Mac. He is the drummer and naturally assumes that Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) take the reins of the group , both as moral leaders and as composers of the songs. In eight episodes, the series chronicles the friendship, sexual tensions and differences of a group predestined to be fleeting.
