“I will never be alone in a room with a woman that I work with, like ever, ever again. Its too risky,” American singer and songwriter Jason Derulo in an interview with Graham Bensinger declared, stating how easily a situation can be twisted andthe devastating the consequences thereafter.

This is coming after sexual harassment claims filed by singer Emaza Dilan, twice dismissed before being refiled in New York last month.

 And even after his case was dismissed, the dismissal didn’t trend nearly as much as the initial accusation that damaged the dancer’s name, thus Derulo is setting some boundaries after a recent event forced him to reevaluate his career.

When Bensinger pushed back on Derulo’s comments, the singer was adamant about his belief, especially considering one of the accusations stated that he “sacrificed a goat in a sexual ritual.”

“It’s too risky,” he said. “I lost millions of dollars off an arbitrary story that someone told. Like a crazy, crazy story that someone told. So with that said, how can I be comfortable being in a room with a woman that I work with and not feel like she can say whatever she wants? It’s not worth it to me.”

Dilan has filed suit against Derulo twice, once in California and once in Nevada. Dilan accused Derulo of sexually harassing her while the two worked together and became “hostile” toward her after she rejected him.

Dilan initially named Atlantic Records and Derulo in the suit, but it was tossed by a California judge who ruled Dilan had signed artist agreements with clauses agreeing that all legal disputes would be confined to New York courts.

The case was refiled in New York in September, maintaining the tenets of her original lawsuit but is now citing New York laws for her accusations of discrimination, retaliation, hostile work environment, breach of contract, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

In a 2023 Instagram post, Derulo denied Dilan’s claims, calling them “completely false and hurtful.”

 “That case was dismissed twice. And I lost so many brand deals, relationships, off of a story that was not even slightly believable.”

He also wondered why the media didn’t cover the dismissals the same as they had when the initial lawsuits were filed.