Jared Leto accused of sexual offenses against 4 teens, denies allegations

Four women have accused American actor and musician Jared Leto of committing sexual offenses when they were teenagers, according to a new BBC documentary. Leto has denied the allegations.

The accusers, who were between 15 and 17 years old at the time of the alleged incidents, claim that Leto engaged in criminal sexual conduct with them. The documentary, which aired on July 29, 2026, presents their accounts in detail.

The allegations are significant because they involve a high-profile Oscar-winning actor and frontman of the band Thirty Seconds to Mars. The claims span multiple years and raise serious questions about the entertainment industry's handling of misconduct.

The BBC documentary features interviews with the four women, who describe encounters they say occurred when they were underage. Leto, through his representatives, has categorically denied the allegations, stating that he never had sexual contact with minors.

The accusations come amid a broader reckoning in Hollywood over sexual misconduct, though Leto has not previously faced public allegations of this nature. The documentary is part of a series investigating power dynamics in the entertainment world.

Following the broadcast, it remains unclear whether any legal action will be taken. The documentary's producers say they have provided evidence to authorities, but no charges have been filed as of the air date. Leto's legal team has indicated they will vigorously defend against the claims.