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The New York Times reports that Hayden Panettiere's private security received clear instructions to keep her ex-boyfriend Brian Hickerson away from her during her book tour, including at the Union Square Barnes & Noble stop.
The New York Times reports that Hayden Panettiere’s private security was given clear instructions to keep her on-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson away from her during her book tour, including the Union Square Barnes & Noble stop. Panettiere discussed their tumultuous relationship in her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning; Hickerson was with Panettiere at the time of her death, with police noting no signs of foul play and highlighting his prior domestic-violence charges, adding context to her life during the tour.
Hayden Panettiere’s estranged mother and former manager Lesley Vogel spoke with NBC News about the star’s death at 36, saying the entertainment industry is brutal and that Hayden “lost her way” despite her talents; Vogel noted their strained relationship, referenced Panettiere’s memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning, and recalled her brother Jansen’s death in 2023.
Hayden Panettiere reveals in her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning that at a party when she was 19 an unnamed but well‑respecte d Oscar-winning actor and director exposed his testicles to her; she was shocked but unharmed and chose not to name him publicly to protect herself and her career, though she names some others in the book.
Hayden Panettiere reveals in her memoir that an Oscar-winning actor and director exposed himself to her when she was 19 after leaving a party, an incident she described as objecting and later attributing to drunken behavior; she also recounts a separate uncomfortable encounter with a British musician at age 18.
In her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning, Hayden Panettiere says that when she was 19, a well‑respected Oscar‑winning actor exposed himself to her at a private party; she felt shocked, initially dismissed it as a drunken joke, and kept quiet at the time, with the memoir also addressing her broader experiences with abuse, sexuality, and personal struggles.
In a Hollywood Reporter interview, Hayden Panettiere discusses growing up in the spotlight, the pressures of child acting on Heroes and Nashville, and her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning (out May 19), detailing postpartum depression, substance abuse, and how she fought to tell her truth while protecting others, plus revelations about the Scream contract and her hopes to return to acting, producing, or directing, with candid reflections on bisexuality and the industry that shaped her.
Diana Jenkins’ spokesperson denies online rumors that she was the unnamed woman who allegedly helped place Hayden Panettiere in bed with a very famous, undressed man at 18, a story Panettiere recounts in her memoir and on a podcast; Panettiere did not publicly name the woman, and Jenkins’ reps say the claims are false and may pursue legal action against defamation.
Brian Hickerson says he read Hayden Panettiere’s forthcoming memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning and recounts a drunken incident he didn’t want included: he reportedly warned her she had 10 seconds to run before he threw his phone at her; their relationship featured multiple domestic-violence arrests and a 45-day jail sentence for him, and Panettiere revisits the abuse in the memoir due May 19, describing it as brutal and traumatic.
On Jay Shetty's On Purpose podcast and in her forthcoming memoir, Hayden Panettiere recounts being led onto a boat at 18 into a room with an undressed, very famous man who pressured her to perform; she fled realizing she was in danger, feeling betrayed by a trusted person who placed her there; the memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning is due May 19.
Hayden Panettiere discusses a terrifying incident from when she was 18, detailing how she was led into a small room on a boat and placed in bed next to an undressed, very famous man before escaping and realizing she wasn’t fully aware of what was happening; she recounts this in her forthcoming memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, out May 19.
Hayden Panettiere discusses a traumatic incident from her late teens on Jay Shetty’s podcast, recounting being led onto a boat, guided into a small room, and placed in bed beside an undressed, very famous man; she escaped and reflected on her vulnerability at 18 and the betrayal by someone she trusted, a moment she expands on in her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning, due out May 19.
Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother Lesley Vogel questions the timing of her daughter's bisexual coming-out as Panettiere promotes her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning, telling Daily Mail there's no historical proof the sexuality was hidden. Panettiere previously discussed her sexuality in Us Weekly and says she waited until 36 to share her truth, noting she's dated women but hasn't fallen in love; the memoir, out May 19, expands on her relationships and personal struggles.
Hayden Panettiere’s estranged mother Lesley Vogel doubted the timing of Panettiere’s public coming-out as bisexual during the star’s memoir promotion for This Is Me: A Reckoning, saying there’s no proof it was hidden but calling the timing “interesting.” Panettiere had already discussed her sexuality in Us Weekly ahead of the memoir’s May 19 release, explaining she waited until 36 to share her truth, has explored relationships with women, and that paparazzi made openness difficult; the two are currently estranged, though Panettiere left room for reconciliation.
Hayden Panettiere publicly identifies as bisexual in a US Weekly interview ahead of her memoir This Is Me: A Reckoning, saying she waited due to fear of public opinion and her team's reactions, but at 36 she's now comfortable acknowledging it; the memoir publishes May 19.