Sienna Mae Gomez denies molesting Jack Wright, Mason Rizzo deletes post claiming she told him to 'kill himself'
After social media star and influencer Sienna Mae Gomez was accused by a social media user of apparently telling another TikTok star Jack Wright to "kill himself," she has denied the claims, calling the allegations "untrue."
Gomez, who has more than 15 million followers on TikTok, put out a statement regarding the accusations made by a social media user named Mason Rizzo, who has since deleted his tweets, which detailed his claims against her. "Friends fight and relationships sometimes change, but allegations of a criminal act are not to be thrown around loosely. Making an untrue sexual assault claim is never okay. I’m beyond saddened by this situation. In order for us to all move forward, I will be taking this offline with Jack. Thank you to all who have reached out with love and concern," the statement said.
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Since the statement did not mention any details about the incident which might have prompted the accusations, the response left many of her fans confused. One of them said, "This didn’t address anything..." Another commented, "Not the notes app." A third remarked, "Who typed this for you?" One more follower sought further explanation by asking Gomez, "But you told him to k!ll himself?????"
What did Mason Rizzo accuse Sienna Mae Gomez of?
Rizzo, who claims to be Wright's friend, slammed Gomez for sexually assaulting Wright numerous times even after he had set clear boundaries. At the end of 2020, Sienna joined the Hype House. She soon started dating fellow Hype House member Jack Wright. They began appearing in each other’s social media posts and TikToks. They both went to the same high school along with Jack's brother James Wright.
Rizzo also revealed that Gomez has a history of verbally abusing people in high school. Taking it to Twitter, Rizzo shared a long text image which read, “I struggle with seeing a girl getting praised after telling my best friend to kill himself and sexually assaulting him numerous times after he set boundaries and then reportedly wonder why 'he doesn't like [her] back.'” He continued, “She also has a history of verbally abusing people in high school and in LA. She prioritizes the growth of her platform rather than the positive message she represents herself as.” He ended the note with, “Followers should not be an excuse to get away with abusive behavior. you guys all deserve to know the truth about her.”
James Wright also retweeted Mason’s post and added: “This is why I couldn’t just let it go and stay out of it”.
James Wright also said “this is why I ‘couldn’t just let it go and stay out of it.’” pic.twitter.com/vpee8CZ6Af
— Def Noodles (@defnoodles) May 31, 2021
Meanwhile, Jack and Sienna have not been posting with each other of late. Moreover, he unfollowed Sienna on Instagram. Sienna was nowhere to be seen when Jack was on a trip with his friends recently. On the other hand, Gomez seems to be moving on with her life and even having dinner dates by herself. There were rumors that the two had broken up.
Mason Rizzo has deleted all evidence of the allegations
Rizzo has deleted his original tweet and revealed the situation was being handled offline - something that Gomez also stated in her statement. "The Wright family, Sienna’s family, and I have decided to delete all information about the situation and handle it off of social media," Rizzo wrote on Twitter.
Jack Wright’s friend has deleted the post, saying this situation is now being handled offline. pic.twitter.com/yga3nCa6mL
— Def Noodles (@defnoodles) June 1, 2021
Although Jack didn’t confirm or deny anything about the situation, he thanked his fans for their support on his Instagram Story. He still has pictures of him and Gomez together up on his social media page.
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