The woman allegedly signed a nondisclosure agreement when she left NBC.
This follows a barrage of new information from Ronan Farrow’s upcoming book, Catch and Kill, which details a pattern of systemic sexual abuse and subsequent coverups at NBC, including allegations that Lauer repeatedly harassed a fellow on-air colleague. She alleges that Lauer and an NBC executive constantly made comments about her appearance, making work miserable. She said she felt like “meat on a hook,” but when she rejected their advances, she was punished for it. Her career at NBC flatlined.
This unnamed woman says she was forced to sign a nondisclosure agreement when she left the network in 2012. It’s not clear if the woman from Farrow’s exposé is the same woman referenced in Page Six’s report.
As these dispatches from The Void continue apace, NBC continues to brush every allegation under the rug by characterizing Farrow as a bitter teller of tall tales expressing ignorance to Lauer’s past transgressions. Convenient.
Correction, 4:15 p.m.: A previous version of this story incorrectly titled Ronan Farrow’s book Catch and Release instead of its true title, Catch and Kill—likely due to the reporter’s dedication to Donald Trump Jr’s fishing habits. Jezebel regrets the error.
