Let me start off by saying PAUSE, and then continue to say that this sounds like total bull. John Travolta has been sued by a masseur, who claims the actor tried to have sex with him during a session. John has responded with exactly what I’m thinking…it’s a bunch of bull. Get the full 411 and John’s rely below.
The lawsuit:
According to the lawsuit, Travolta saw the masseur’s ad online, and scheduled an appointment for $200 an hour. The masseur did not know it was Travolta when the appointment was booked, but followed instructions and met up with a black Lexus SUV, which Travolta was driving.
According to the suit, Travolta and the masseur, who says he saw Trojan condoms in the center console, drove to the Beverly Hills Hotel and went to Travolta’s bungalow.
The suit claims Travolta stripped naked, appearing semi-erect. The masseur says he told Travolta to lay down on the table and the first hour went without incident. Then, according to legal docs, Travolta began rubbing the masseur’s leg, touched his scrotum and the shaft of his penis.
The masseur claims he told Travolta he did not have sex with his clients, but Travolta was undeterred, offering to do a “reverse massage,” adding, “Come on dude, I’ll jerk you off!!!”
The suit goes on to allege Travolta then masturbated and told the masseur he got to where he was “due to sexual favors he had performed when he was in his ‘Welcome Back Kotter’ days,” adding “Hollywood is controlled by homosexual Jewish men who expect favors in return for sexual activity.”
The masseur — who is only listed as John Doe — claims Travolta called him a loser, but then doubled the hourly rate and sent him on his way.
The suit seeks $2 million plus punitive damages.
John’s reply:
Travolta’s rep tells TMZ … John was on the East Coast the day the masseur claims John got on the massage table and, among other things, allegedly grabbed the guy’s penis and then masturbated.
The statement says, “This lawsuit is a complete fiction and fabrication. None of the events claimed in the suit ever occurred.”
The statement notes, the masseur didn’t disclose his name in the lawsuit — he sued as “John Doe.”
John is confident he will get the case thrown out and will sue the attorney and the masseur for malicious prosecution.
