Harvey Weinstein, the famed producer and now disgraced figure in Hollywood, is again making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

This time, a woman has come forward claiming that Weinstein interviewed her for a job as his babysitter while wearing nothing but his underwear.

The incident reportedly occurred in 2008 when Sarah Ann Masse, an actress, comedian, and writer, was looking for work to support herself while pursuing her acting career in New York City.

She had been in contact with Weinstein’s assistants for about a month before being invited to his Westport, Connecticut home for an in-person interview.

When Masse arrived at the home, she was surprised to find Weinstein dressed only in his boxer shorts and an undershirt.

Despite feeling uncomfortable, she proceeded with the interview.

During the interview, two of Weinstein’s children entered the room, and he yelled at them to leave and not return until Masse had left.

Masse found this behavior odd, as previous families she had interviewed with were eager for her to meet their children.

Weinstein then asked Masse if being a nanny would conflict with her acting career.

She assured him it would not, and he proceeded to ask if she would ever flirt with his friends or anyone else to advance her career.

Masse replied that she would never do such a thing.

At the end of the interview, Masse expected a handshake, but Weinstein instead gave her a long hug while still wearing only his underwear.

He even told her that he loved her.

Upon leaving the home, Masse felt uneasy about the situation but assumed that this was just how things were in the entertainment industry.

It wasn’t until she heard about other women coming forward with stories of Weinstein’s misconduct that she felt empowered to share her experience.

Weinstein’s reps have not commented on the latest allegations.

Last week, a bombshell exposé revealed that Weinstein had s**ually harassed actresses and female assistants for the past three decades and had paid off at least eight women to settle complaints about his lewd behavior.

The scandal has sent shockwaves through Hollywood and prompted women in various industries to come forward with their own stories of s**ual harassment and assault.

The incident with Masse is just one of many stories that have come to light in recent weeks, shedding light on the pervasive culture of abuse and harassment in industries such as entertainment, media, and politics.

It is hoped that by sharing these stories, victims will feel empowered to speak up and demand change, both in terms of how abusers are held accountable and in creating a culture where harassment and abuse are no longer tolerated.