Ed Sheeran is facing renewed online boycott calls after agency executive Casey Wasserman was linked to Epstein-related records, amid ongoing controversy surrounding the Loop Tour.

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Wasserman’s connection to the Epstein records has been documented separately from Sheeran. The entertainment executive, who founded Wasserman Media Group, appears in released records concerning Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

According to a database compiling publicly released records, Wasserman is listed in 109 flight records and 19 documents connected to Epstein-related material. The records include a 2002 trip on Epstein’s private jet to Africa as part of a humanitarian delegation associated with the Clinton Foundation.

Documents also include correspondence between Wasserman and Maxwell from 2003. Wasserman has previously denied having a personal or business relationship with Epstein, while reporting has detailed the circumstances surrounding his contact with Epstein’s circle.

  • NotASharkInAManSuitEnglish
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    9 days ago

    Celebrities are regular people, there is no intrinsic difference between them and everybody else in the world, they should be under the same expectations as everyone else. Cause and effect still applies to them. As outlined by another commenter, a lot of people (celebrities, even.) quit the agency for this specific reason, Ed wasn’t one of them.

      • NotASharkInAManSuitEnglish
        3·
        9 days ago

        They are also at fault. If most of the people are stepping on hamsters that doesn’t make stepping on a hamster not something to hold them accountable for doing, no matter who they may be. People are accountable for their actions.