Adult film actress and influencer Charlotte Lavish has come forward with disturbing allegations of sexual assault and physical aggression against French soccer player Marcus Thuram.
In a now-viral TikTok video posted on Monday, May 5, 2025, Lavish accused Thuram of violently dragging her by the ankle and confining her in a room during an encounter in May 2022, when Thuram was still playing for Bundesliga club Borussia Mönchengladbach.
She also alleged that he attempted to force her to delete a video she had recorded. According to Lavish, the incident was severe enough that neighbors reportedly contacted the police.
German authorities initially dismissed the case due to lack of evidence.
However, Lavish’s decision to post video content related to the incident has reignited public interest and raised new questions about how the case was handled.
Neither Thuram nor Inter Milan have issued a public statement in response to the allegations as of Wednesday morning.
In her social media posts, Lavish went on to allege that Thuram has a pattern of targeting women in vulnerable situations, including claims that he was drawn to women who used drugs and took advantage of women while in Miami, allegedly because they could not be tested afterward.
When asked by followers why she waited nearly three years to speak out, Lavish stated she expected “nothing to happen” to Thuram and made clear that she was not seeking financial compensation. “I’m not going to gain anything from this,” she said.
The timing of the allegations, just ahead of one of the most high-profile matches in Thuram’s club career, has put increased scrutiny on both the player and his team.
As Inter Milan prepares for their crucial UEFA Champions League semi-final, the club may face mounting pressure to respond publicly.
Thuram, 26, is the son of World Cup-winning French footballer Lilian Thuram and has been widely seen as a rising star in European football. He transferred to Inter Milan in 2023.
It remains to be seen whether authorities will revisit the case in light of the new public claims.
