CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses sexual assault.

Following the initial emergence of the accusations on the internet, precisely four months later, Percy Hynes White, the popular actor from the Netflix series Wednesday, has at last spoken out regarding the accusations of sexual assault made against him.

In February, a number of women came forward on Twitter with allegations of sexual assault. The accusers claimed that the incidents took place when the accused, known as White, was between the ages of 20 and 21, during his time in high school in Toronto.

On Wednesday morning, White utilized his Instagram Stories to speak about the occurrence for his 4.3 million followers.

“Hello everyone. There’s something I must clarify,” he started.

My friends have been targeted with death threats, and my family has experienced doxxing as a result. On the internet, an individual whom I have never encountered initiated a misinformation crusade against me earlier this year.

He wrote, “In this message, she gave me her permission to include her. Her attempts to set the record straight have been ignored, and my friend Jane was falsely portrayed as a victim. Examples of my acting in a hateful character were presented, and photos of me as an underage person were used.”

“These are the kind of baseless claims that can create mistrust towards victims. I cannot accept the portrayal of me as someone criminally negligent or bigoted towards people’s safety. The rumors are untrue.”

I’m really grateful for everyone who stood by me and helped share the facts, please stop the harassment from my coworkers, friends, and family. It’s very distressing to know that this misinformation has upset people.

He concluded by expressing gratitude to the individuals who have supported him and signing off with the name “Percy”.

“Explicitly inviting attractive women to their parties with the intention of getting them intoxicated and under the influence for the purpose of engaging in sexual activities,” asserted Twitter user @milkievich, who shared a series of tweets where she first brought up these accusations, in case you missed it. White and his circle of friends would host these gatherings.

The alleged woman, who was too intoxicated, claimed that he assaulted her at one of the parties. He also denied the rape allegations, but did not provide specific details about the allegations. She claimed that he assaulted her and also shared online nudes of multiple friends, calling them abusive names.

She also alleged that one of the girls she was alluding to had attempted to notify the authorities about the occurrence, but her account was not acknowledged.

The explosive claims were shared using the hashtag #cancelpercy, which garnered significant interest from his group of fans.

Others have since joined in with accusations of their own.

One person, going by the name Karis Bishop-Clarke (@karissbs), cryptically tweeted that it is despicable to comprehend the abhorrent deeds he has imposed on me and other females.

In a tweet, another woman named Desirée allegedly tweeted about another alleged woman named Desirée.

According to Joshua (@SfmJoshua), his ex-girlfriends have previously discussed them and asserted that the gatherings were genuine.

He wrote, “I would tell them awful things if they had multiple girlfriends and growing up, his friends and I’ve been around him.”

It was only after a week that I would hear stories. Occasionally, they would lock the doors upstairs. Once, a few girls going upstairs witnessed it, and he would also go to some of his parties.

The hashtag #cancelpercy has gained popularity and “Percy” has become a trending topic on

According to Twitter account Pop Faction (@PopFactions), Hynes White’s Instagram profile reportedly followed and showed appreciation for the content of a white supremacist page, as claimed a few days after these accusations were made.

Twitter user @LORDLUMAX shared a TikTok video in which they alleged that Hynes White was using racially offensive language and engaging in violent actions towards a person of Black ethnicity.

When the first allegations came to light, TV PEDESTRIAN reached out to White House representative Hynes Percy for comment, but did not receive a reply.

(Image Credit: Getty / Randy Shropshire

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