Terry Crews took to Twitter Friday to share an apology letter from ex-William Morris Endeavor agent, Adam Venit, who the actor said sexually assaulted him.
The Brooklyn Nine-Nine star posted the lengthy letter — sent to him in March — now that Venit has resigned from his position at the Hollywood talent agency.
Crews first spoke out about the alleged sexual assault after the #MeToo movement took off in October 2017.
The 50-year-old actor, who is a passionate advocate for sexual assault victims, said Venit groped him during an industry event that took place in February 2016.
Following Crews’ allegations, the former agent received a one-month suspension at work, according to published reports. Seemingly unsatisfied with WME’s response to the claims, the dad-of-five filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department, and a civil lawsuit against Venit in December.
The general consensus on social media about Venit’s apology wasn’t positive.
Honestly, I think insensitive is an understatement. Talking as if Terry's body and the opportunity to abuse it exists in the world for him as a "gift" to his self-betterment is beyond entitlement.
This letter is self serving I heard more him than you. Only time will tell if he has learned or changed but the best to you Terry.
Crews, however, has accepted the apology now that Venit has resigned. “It meant nothing without a resignation,” the actor confirmed to Deadline.