A woman has filed lawsuits against Neil Gaiman and his ex-wife, accusing him of sexually assaulting her. Gaiman, a British author, has denied the allegations. The woman claims she was befriended by Gaiman's ex-wife when she was homeless in New Zealand. She says the assaults began when she started working for the couple. Five women, four of whom were featured in an article, made similar allegations against Gaiman in a podcast. Gaiman has denied all the claims, saying he has never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity. He admitted to being careless with people's feelings but denied any abuse. Since the allegations, Gaiman has faced consequences. A publisher cancelled his upcoming work and a stage adaptation of his book was pulled. In response to the situation, Gaiman posted on his blog, acknowledging his past behavior and apologizing for hurting people. He says he could have done better but does not accept the accusations of abuse. The woman is seeking at least $7 million in damages from Gaiman and his ex-wife. Gaiman's books, like Good Omens and American Gods, have been made into TV shows. Despite the ongoing legal battle, Gaiman continues to deny the allegations and defend his actions. The woman's lawsuits have raised questions about Gaiman's behavior and the impact of the #MeToo movement. The legal process will determine the truth of the allegations and whether Gaiman will face any consequences for his actions.