Exclusive: Ada's show of support for Harvey Weinstein's victims

Actress Ada Nicodemou has spoken out in support of the brave victims affected by film producer Harvey Weinstein, whose had a slew of sexual misconduct allegations levelled against him.

The 40-year-old Home and Away star, who has been in the Australian television industry for over 20 years, has branded the 65-year-old's behaviour as "awful" and "disgusting".

Ada, who hasn't worked with Weinstein directly, says her heart goes out to the women who've been victims of his behaviour.

"It’s awful," the mother-of-one exclusively told Be on Thursday.

Actress Ada Nicodemou has spoken out in support of the brave victims affected by film producer Harvey Weinstein, whose had a slew of sexual misconduct allegations levelled against him. Source: Getty
Actress Ada Nicodemou has spoken out in support of the brave victims affected by film producer Harvey Weinstein, whose had a slew of sexual misconduct allegations levelled against him. Source: Getty

"Any abuse of power like that is just disgusting and unacceptable within whatever industry, it wouldn’t just be our industry either," she said.

"I feel really sorry for all those victims."

Since movie mogul Weinstein was accused of being a sexual predator in a sensational exposé last week, more and more women have been coming forward with stories of their own. Source: Getty
Since movie mogul Weinstein was accused of being a sexual predator in a sensational exposé last week, more and more women have been coming forward with stories of their own. Source: Getty

As for the incidence of such behaviour taking place in film and television studios in Australia, Ada says it's not something she's personally seen happen.

"Obviously I’m being naïve to say at some level it mustn’t go on with some people but I on a personal level and with everyone that I talk to have never experienced anything like this, no," she told Be.

Ada, who hasn't worked with Weinstein directly, says her heart goes out to the women who've been victims of his behaviour. Source: Getty
Ada, who hasn't worked with Weinstein directly, says her heart goes out to the women who've been victims of his behaviour. Source: Getty

Since movie mogul Weinstein was accused of being a sexual predator in a sensational exposé last week, more and more women have been coming forward with stories of their own.

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This includes high-profile actresses such as Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Heather Graham.

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