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It is really hard to ignore Jackass, erm, Jack Neo. For a week now, everyday got news of his sexual harassment in the newspapers. You can't blame the media because too many worms are coming out of the woodwork for this man who supposedly loves his wife and children.

At least 10 women are linked to Jack Neo since 22-year-old Wendy Chong exposed their affair by showing up at his Pasir Ris semi-detached house demanding to see his wife, Madam Irene Kng.

The latest victim to expose Jack Neo's sexual harassment is a French student, Maelle Meurzec, who claimed Jack hit on her when she was only 16. She was acting in his movie "I Do I Do" in Nov 2004 and was a model for MC Models.

Maelle Meurzec, now 21, said Jack Neo started with a 'friendly' wrap around her shoulders on the first day they met and made more aggressive advances even after filming ended, including sending 30 SMSes, and asking her out to dinner dates at hotels.


The final straw came when Neo sent her an SMS, saying he wished they could be together. Upset, Maelle Meurzec told her mother and her family decided to make a police report if Neo continue the harassment. Fortunately, Neo stopped messaging her.

Maelle Meurzec did not mince her words in the interview, calling Neo 'a bit of a creep', 'a sleazebag' and 'a jerk'.

How can Jack Neo possibly love so many women (from mature, married ladies to young girls who are barely of legal age to have sex)? Clearly, it is lust and not love when he send those flirty SMSes.

I don't know how Jack Neo is going to face his family and explain his actions? Even if his wife has forgiven him, he is setting a bad example to his children and his fans. Perhaps he has his reasons, which he will reveal in a "tell-all" interview, but at the moment, he deserves no sympathy.

By the way, Mitsubishi Electric has withdrawn their support and JTeam is set to dissolve, with Mark Lee setting up his own company, Huang Productions next year. Will Jack Neo be able to make a comeback after these sex scandals?

[Straits Times]