Matt Lauer Accused of Sexual Assault by Former Colleague in New Memoir
Brooke Nevils is opening up about a harrowing encounter she says changed her life forever, recounting a sexual assault by former NBC anchor Matt Lauer in her new memoir, “Unspeakable Things: Silence, Shame and the…

Brooke Nevils is opening up about a harrowing encounter she says changed her life forever, recounting a Sexual Assault by former NBC anchor Matt Lauer in her new memoir, “Unspeakable Things: Silence, Shame and the Stories We Choose to Believe.”
According to Page Six, Nevils says the alleged assault took place in Lauer’s “Today” show dressing room shortly after the 2014 Sochi Olympics, when he asked her to meet him under the pretense it “would only take a minute.”
“Before I could sit down,” Nevils recalls, “his hands were once again on both sides of my face, just as they had been in Sochi…then he pulled back and said, ‘I can’t f–k you here,’ as though it was even remotely normal to suggest having sex in the dressing room of one of the world’s most famous television studios.”
She claims Lauer forced her to the floor, ignoring her repeated protests. “I said, ‘No, I hate doing this,’” she writes, but he allegedly responded, “It will only take a minute.”
After the assault, Nevils says she reported the incident to



