Netflix scraps upcoming prank show starring Chris D’Elia

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scrapping an upcoming project featuring Chris D’Elia amid his sexual misconduct scandal, Us Weekly can confirm.The Undateable alum, 40, was set to star in a prank show for the streaming giant alongside fellow comedic actor Bryan Callen. Us has confirmed, however, that Netflix has opted to not move forward with the project in light of the recent allegations.D’Elia made headlines in June after multiple women came forward with sexual misconduct claims against the actor on social media.

allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming by multiple women, some of whom claim they were underage at the time.ET has learned the the streaming service will not be moving forward with a planned prank show starring D'Elia and Bryan Callen, and made the decision shortly after the allegations surfaced last month.D'Elia denied any illegal or nonconsensual activity in a statement to ET at the time, but apologized for getting «caught up in my lifestyle.»«I know I have said and done things that

Also Read: What's Next for Chris D'Elia's Films After Sexual Misconduct AccusationsThe accusations against De’Elia surfaced last month when a number of women shared similar stories of D’Elia exhibiting predatory behavior online. Several of the women said they were underage when the conversations with D’Elia occurred.

Chris D’Elia’s next project won’t be seeing the light of day on Netflix.