I follow some of the cast members on Instagram and, suspiciously, outside of contractual appearances NONE of them fuck with her. And they seem like a friendly bunch. So I 100% believe that story.

Wikipedia says she became a mother at 18 and she's 33 now, so her kid is probably 14/15.

IDK. You’re being pretty paranoid. Probably just a run of the mill 33 year old texts a teenager to come to her apartment and then beats her up story. Nothing lurid here.

Johnny Five sums up my feelings on this article nicely.

So true story - my husband worked on multiple seasons of this show, and I met all the actresses. Dascha... not so nice. I don’t want to spread anything I don’t know as fact, so I’ll just share my experiences with her.

Friends with her kid would make sense, good point. With that said, I have no clue how old her kids are, and don’t feel like utilizing the google machine I’m sitting in front of to find out.

Pretty much anyone from the original VH1 Divas, I could picture assaulting a teenager.

I’m serious though, they’re annoying as fuck, this is not a joke comment LOL

I could totally picture Shannen Doherty assaulting a teenager. Also Sean Young.

I can’t help but think that there might be more to this story. Something lurid that, frankly, is making it all the more interesting... Can we get a Taiwanese news animation that would make some sense of all this for us?

Like, I hope it didn’t happen, because ehhhwwwhattt?

This makeup is ghastly. Also this story is weird.

Why is a 30-something hanging out with a teenager?

A thirty something invited over a teenager to have a high school cafeteria style fight?

So she invited a 17 year old over to her house, alone...interesting.

NEED MORE BACKSTORY

One wonders if this has been an “open secret” and now that it’s out, everyone is jumping ship à la Bill Crosby, because they already know that it’s true.

One thing I do for lack of a better word find “interesting”: it seems like a lot of players in the porn the industry are taking Stoya’s allegations very seriously and disassociating themselves with Deen as quickly as possible. It’s too bad that, say, the NFL or NCAA won’t take a page from this playbook.