Former Child Star Raquel Lee Sues Disney Over Alleged Rape at 14 by Ex-Employee

Home Film News Aug 24, 2026 10:26am PT Former Child Star Raquel Lee Sues Disney Over Alleged Rape at 14 by Ex-Employee By Jordan Moreau Plus Icon Jordan Moreau Latest Hayden Panettiere’s 37th Birthday Honored by Ex Wladimir Klitschko, 5 Days After Her Death: ‘You Are Missed. You Will Never Be Forgotten’ 3 days ago ‘The Pitt’ Season 3 Trailer: Dr. Robby’s First Day Back Is Filled With More Medical Emergencies 3 days ago Box Office: ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ Makes $3 Million in Previews 3 days ago See All Getty Raquel Lee, who appeared on “The Amanda Show” and “The Proud Family” as a child star, has sued Disney, alleging that an ex-employee raped her when she was 14 while working on the 2001 movie “The Poof Point.” In a lawsuit filed Friday, Lee accused Disney of negligence and claimed that a “middle-aged, male employee who was involved in the filming of the movie” groomed her, sexually harassed and assaulted her while filming “The Poof Point.” He allegedly gave Lee alcohol and assaulted her while the film’s cast was staying in Salt Lake City and on a flight back to California. The lawsuit claimed that Disney and the director of the film, Neal Israel, told Lee to “bond with, get close to, and trust” the employee. Related Stories Netflix’s ‘My Brilliant Career’ Is a Spunky Reimagining of the Australian Period Drama: TV Review