Warner Bros. says it has investigated claims of sexual misconduct on the set of reality TV show Bachelor in Paradise, and has found nothing inappropriate. Shooting will resume in Mexico.
Last week, claims were made against a contestant and the production crew for allowing sexual misconduct to continue while a fellow cast member was too intoxicated to consent. Many anonymous sources, some of whom were alleged producers and cast members on the show, came forward to describe what happened.
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